Default Password for Raspberry Pi (Raspbian OS)

How do I get the default password for Raspberry Pi? Well, its not on the box, and it is not immediately obvious when you burn your Raspbian Operating System

To Save you a lot of time, the default password for Raspberry Pi (using the Raspbian Operating System) is:

Username: pi
Password: raspberry

It goes without saying that it is highly recommended that you update your default passwords, especially if you are taking your Raspberry Pi online,

How to Secure Raspberry Pi Defaults

Did you know you can enhance the security of your Raspberry Pi with a simple password change?

Follow these steps to safeguard your device effectively.

Step 1 – Log On To the Raspberry Pi

Accessing Raspbian is simple; log in using the default credentials:

SSH to the Raspberry Pi, or Hook Up your Pi to Monitor with a Keyboard and Mouse

ssh [email protected]

Username: pi
Password: raspberry  

Step 2 – Change the Password

From the console Type passwd and press Enter.

Follow the prompts to create a new, strong password.

Confirming Changes:

Re-enter the new password when prompted.

Congratulations! Your Raspberry Pi is now more secure with a personalized password. Ensure a safe and worry-free experience by regularly updating your credentials. Stay protected!