Alright people this is my first web-based full fledged project. A random password generator, and related text and article. Implemented using Html, Css, Php and Js. BUILD IN PROGRESS...
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Alright people this is my first web-based full fledged project. A random password generator, and related text and article. Implemented using Html, Css, Php and Js. BUILD IN PROGRESS...
A passphrase generator, powered by eff.org's dice words
Passphrase generator with bells and whistles.
Passphrase Generator (via console, C++14)
Generating sliding window ngrams of specified customizations over a given body of text. Great for generating passphrase candidates with a focus on human memorization from a given source material.
random passphrase generator
A fun, user-friendly, console-based passphrase generator that does more than create a passphrase. Passphoria allows you to uniquely customize your user experience by configuring items like text colour and username. What's more, you are given free reign over how you would like to customize your passphrase, from capitalization to languages.
Friendly and simple passphrase generator
Small tools for $HOME/bin
Diceware passphrase generation tool.
Portable and easy-to-install command-line passphrase generator. Frankly, I don't expect anyone but me to use this. I wanted something to use on the CLI so I built it.
Almost Random Words
Simple POSIX-compliant script to generate random passphrases. All you need is a d6!
A random passphrase generator inspired by Randall Munroes XKCD #936
a wordlist derived from Diceware8k, containing 2048 words
A library for working with diceware passphrases.
Countersign is a light-weight python library for generating highly customizable passwords.
A super basic package for generating random passphrases
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