diff --git a/blog/use-smart-passphrases-stop-enforcing-weak-and-complicated-passwords.mdwn b/blog/use-smart-passphrases-stop-enforcing-weak-and-complicated-passwords.mdwn
index c956e21e..ca0bbbba 100644
--- a/blog/use-smart-passphrases-stop-enforcing-weak-and-complicated-passwords.mdwn
+++ b/blog/use-smart-passphrases-stop-enforcing-weak-and-complicated-passwords.mdwn
@@ -25,11 +25,11 @@ is usually a combination of **characters**:
 
     7z/+tt38
 
-There are X very simple reasons to prefer passhprases over passwords:
+There are at least 4 very simple reasons to prefer passhprases over passwords:
 
  * passphrases are easier to remember (try yourself with the previous examples)
  * passphrases are more secure
- * passphrases can be typed faster than passwords and thus enhance security even more
+ * passphrases can be typed faster than passwords (and thus enhance security even more)
  * passphrases are easier to type on foreign keyboards
 
 ## How secure are passphrases really?