Random /dev/urandom Based Passwords
| 74V9OVUB
NATO:seven four Victor nine Oscar Victor Uniform Bravo
Crypt:CkpJD67CP9oOs
MD5:$1$Yts7SQf3$qja7tcHG8MUs91QXW9PNy0
Rot13:74I9BIHO
|
9VAUy4DF
NATO:nine Victor Alfa Uniform yankee four Delta Foxtrot
Crypt:aAPIhQhjS2pFU
MD5:$1$dUtZ9sUm$M0sdqrv.UxCC2Q82PSnjW/
Rot13:9INHl4QS
|
v0NXozk6
NATO:victor zero November Xray oscar zulu kilo six
Crypt:Oj47BZkhhQbTY
MD5:$1$MMB3p5mV$vVaujdlrqjNRersCLEIiM.
Rot13:i0AKbmx6
|
Qag4x5aM
NATO:Quebec alfa golf four xray five alfa Mike
Crypt:X8gWAjsHXgE.s
MD5:$1$exQWUYKf$bD9byN1eYxEJfduadl5ai1
Rot13:Dnt4k5nZ
|
6xFjdvm9
NATO:six xray Foxtrot juliet delta victor mike nine
Crypt:SNLSnVb3duIQ.
MD5:$1$46LZKdBw$x0SfHldX.ykz/ffjudBzP/
Rot13:6kSwqiz9
|
| J/JqJJGw
NATO:Juliet / Juliet quebec Juliet Juliet Golf whiskey
Crypt:N7P4Sg2jjwvfY
MD5:$1$3KPAbIN9$0gov8TCH7H5Uxuv1BVIdT0
Rot13:W/WdWWTj
|
cOukO5Dj
NATO:charlie Oscar uniform kilo Oscar five Delta juliet
Crypt:8t.JgWHv94zZY
MD5:$1$H19Rx2vP$9aW8CjUcrQj12h8zUkqwX/
Rot13:pBhxB5Qw
|
Nr230K5t
NATO:November romeo two three zero Kilo five tango
Crypt:5UkUsiAEnTm.M
MD5:$1$Y1sly1mu$HZCFSRXxXrbRbh3ff1J931
Rot13:Ae230X5g
|
1Vj8WKjf
NATO:one Victor juliet eight Whiskey Kilo juliet foxtrot
Crypt:g8X3AG/eOVaa.
MD5:$1$qzZuyFeX$0u0W5zGcuvk1M6.F4r6j2.
Rot13:1Iw8JXws
|
3j/yzI8x
NATO:three juliet / yankee zulu India eight xray
Crypt:H0Yg/5ckkYNhw
MD5:$1$tsB5qnmN$KVStXaajryNDUF8QBHPkb.
Rot13:3w/lmV8k
|
Click a password for more details.
About
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
Links
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.
