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A free and easy to use password generator in Python
Pypass is a free and easy to use, simple, cryptographically secure random password generator.
Pypass is written in Python and Tkinter with the ability to also create passwords from a word list.
Here are some key features of "Pypass":
· 7 different password creation options (word list, ASCII printables, letters and digits, mixed case letters, lower case letters, digits only, and hexadecimal).
· The ability to create a password from a word list so that it will be easier to remember.
· Each password created is also accompanied by the corresponding MD5, SHA-1, SHA-256 and RIPEMD-160 hash.
· The entropy (in bits) of the password is provided.
· The time for a brute force attack to succeed against the generated password (using a regular GPU, a Cray XT5, and a theoretical supercomputer).
· The ability to choose between a TRNG (/dev/random on Linux) or a PRNG (/dev/urandom) for password generation.
Requirements:
· Python
link : http://mac.softpedia.com/progDownloa...oad-80711.html
Pypass is a free and easy to use, simple, cryptographically secure random password generator.
Pypass is written in Python and Tkinter with the ability to also create passwords from a word list.
Here are some key features of "Pypass":
· 7 different password creation options (word list, ASCII printables, letters and digits, mixed case letters, lower case letters, digits only, and hexadecimal).
· The ability to create a password from a word list so that it will be easier to remember.
· Each password created is also accompanied by the corresponding MD5, SHA-1, SHA-256 and RIPEMD-160 hash.
· The entropy (in bits) of the password is provided.
· The time for a brute force attack to succeed against the generated password (using a regular GPU, a Cray XT5, and a theoretical supercomputer).
· The ability to choose between a TRNG (/dev/random on Linux) or a PRNG (/dev/urandom) for password generation.
Requirements:
· Python
link : http://mac.softpedia.com/progDownloa...oad-80711.html