Random /dev/urandom Based Passwords
blFjLB0A +vuDq4kV JxcYUi5I zFlQg+sp CzJj0tmu
bAEWXOP9 K9LlPkDW iN/vTXAG eQjkHBRc dfXNVj7h
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A simple service that generates random passwords of varying randomness, additional formats available by just clicking on each password.

  • NATO perfect for reading out over the phone
  • crypt usable in Apache htpasswd files
  • md5 usable in Linux /etc/shadow files
  • rot13 just for laughs!

We do not record or log any passwords


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Phonemic

A phoneme is the smallest linguistically distinctive unit of sound. This type of password uses random phonemes along with some knowledge of vowels, consonants, dipthongs and whether they should not come first or last in an English word. The result are hopefully easier to remember passwords than pure random ones.

rand()

This type of password uses the Ruby rand() function generate random passwords. The randomness of this type of password is not truely random though we do seed it using the time.

/dev/urandom

For very strong random passwords this is the generator of choice, it uses the Linux /dev/urandom as a source of random data.