Random number generator??

Discussion in 'Security' started by TalPoi, Aug 4, 2010.

  1. #1
    Hi digitalpoint guys, I need a few secure passwords but I have nothing on my mind except '291029' or '550912' for example.
    Where to find some tool that can generate secure passwords? thanks a lot!
     
    TalPoi, Aug 4, 2010 IP
  2. madaboutlinux

    madaboutlinux Member

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    If you have a Linux server, use the command mkpasswd to generate random passwords. This command generate a alphanumeric password btw. Just execute

     
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  3. TalPoi

    TalPoi Peon

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    Nope, I have not Linux, I have Windows 7 x64 :(
     
    TalPoi, Aug 4, 2010 IP
  4. manzar

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    Download PC Tools Password it provide secure password
    visit here
    pctools.com/guides/password
    milincorporated.com/a-password-generator.html
     
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  5. TalPoi

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    I will download these two password generators - PC Tools Password Generator and Mil Shield, both are free downloads, thanks guys!
     
    TalPoi, Aug 5, 2010 IP
  6. TalPoi

    TalPoi Peon

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    I hope they will work on Windows 7 x64.
     
    TalPoi, Aug 5, 2010 IP
  7. mikeasro

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    STRONG

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    iqXsEEhHuyud
    ZtZNzBGevgOc
    yH8X9z3lQOT5
    ENb7wSVdkl7y
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    VERY STRONG

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    mikeasro, Aug 17, 2010 IP
  8. MrYu

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  9. dfsweb

    dfsweb Active Member

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    If this is just a password generator for websites etc, then use "Lastpass" ... it also saves passwords in encrypted format ... you only have to remember one password and it can fill in the rest for you. There are plenty others.

    Note: Doesn't work very well with old school password prompts that you get from Apache ... ex: when you try and access your Web stats for example ... but apart from that, it's quite handy.
     
    dfsweb, Aug 24, 2010 IP
  10. YuBluett

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    Mil shield does a great work for me. Generates random passwords for Digg, Twitter, FaceBook and etc. according to their rules for passwords.

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    YuBluett, Sep 27, 2010 IP