diff --git a/resources/lang/fr_FR/firefly.php b/resources/lang/fr_FR/firefly.php
index 4dfc3802d2..d21d621daa 100644
--- a/resources/lang/fr_FR/firefly.php
+++ b/resources/lang/fr_FR/firefly.php
@@ -397,7 +397,7 @@ return [
'pref_optional_tj_notes' => 'Notes',
'pref_optional_tj_attachments' => 'Pièces jointes',
'optional_field_meta_dates' => 'Dates',
- 'optional_field_meta_business' => 'Business',
+ 'optional_field_meta_business' => 'Commerce',
'optional_field_attachments' => 'Pièces jointes',
'optional_field_meta_data' => 'Métadonnées facultatives',
@@ -418,9 +418,9 @@ return [
'password_changed' => 'Mot de passe modifié!',
'should_change' => 'L’idée est de changer votre mot de passe.',
'invalid_password' => 'Mot de passe incorrect!',
- 'what_is_pw_security' => 'What is "verify password security"?',
- 'secure_pw_title' => 'How to choose a secure password',
- 'secure_pw_history' => 'In August 2017 well known security researcher Troy Hunt released a list of 306 million stolen passwords. These passwords were stolen during breakins at companies like LinkedIn, Adobe and NeoPets (and many more).',
+ 'what_is_pw_security' => 'Qu\'est-ce que "vérifier la sécurité du mot de passe" ?',
+ 'secure_pw_title' => 'Comment choisir un mot de passe sécurisé',
+ 'secure_pw_history' => 'En août 2017, le réputé chercheur en sécurité Troy Hunt a publié une liste de 306 millions de mots de passe volés. Ces mots de passe ont été volés lors de cambriolages à des entreprises comme LinkedIn, Adobe et NeoPets (et bien d’autres).',
'secure_pw_check_box' => 'By checking the box, Firefly III will send the SHA1 hash of your password to the website of Troy Hunt to see if it is on the list. This will stop you from using unsafe passwords as is recommended in the latest NIST Special Publication on this subject.',
'secure_pw_sha1' => 'But I thought SHA1 was broken?',
'secure_pw_hash_speed' => 'Yes, but not in this context. As you can read on the website detailing how they broke SHA1, it is now slightly easier to find a "collision": another string that results in the same SHA1-hash. It now only takes 10,000 years using a single-GPU machine.',