password generator?

[nukicb]

Heard there was a good safe program that generates passwords and lets you access them all with one password

[Tea1337]

Using one password for everything is a bad idea. 

[Speedstack79]

You may be referring to PassKey

[MatheusSanzo]

date | md5sum

fc5e5facd93092c45421ee1165e831ba

 

There you have.

[xZero543]

I agree with post above, but if you preffer using one password, and If I understood you correctly, then this is tool what you need:
http://strongpasswordgenerator.com/

It will generate strong password for you.
And it is safe, because password is generated directly in your browser.

Or you may use my app for generating mixed alphanumeric password.


Also good tecnic may be some fair password* which is encrypted using MD5, SHA1 etc. and use hash you got as password.
Each time you will need to encode fair password* to get hash.
Here are tool for generating hashes using many algorithms.

*fair password - A password for example: LiNusTECHtipS92

[iamthecpu]

this is what i use to generate random passwords https://secure.pctools.com/guides/password/?length=30&phonetic=onα=on&mixedcase=on&numeric=on&nosimilar=on&quantity=1&generate=true#password_generator 

[TheRisingMyth]

Just go KeePass, but don't generate one for your e-mail which everything will be tied into so you can recover if the database is corrupted or anything.

 

Keep the file in Google Drive, OneDrive or whatever the heck your e-mail provider happen to offer, and install the appropriate app on your smartphone (they're all listed on the website) and you can access it from anywhere.

 

http://keepass.info/download.html

[Blue fellow]

Just use a sentence as a password and don't forget to throw in three numbers too.

 

juasaapadf2ti3n2

[IdeaStormer]

You are better served using a random book in a pile or shelf of books and select sentences in the book using some personal algorithm (odd pages third line third paragraph) than any human created password generator. Better yet, create your own random pass phrases based on things in your brain, sure save them to an encrypted database (KeePass or the like even a trueCrypt file) on a non-networked device (for true security, I know its a bit of paranoia).

 

There is no true human generated random password generator that is truly secure other than your brain as long as you keep your mouth shut and don't write it down on a piece of paper and save it under your keyboard.

 

You've been warned.

[Satlen]

I use KeePass 2. It is all local and has a bunch of generation schemes.

[Blade of Grass]

Just use a sentence as a password and don't forget to throw in three numbers too.

 

juasaapadf2ti3n2

Honestly, he doesn't even need numbers if he uses a sentence

 

mynameisbladeofgrassandiamamemberofthelinustechtipscommunity

Would take forever to brute force. You would have to do every password combo from 1-59 characters before you get to 60 char length passwords. Although I dislike websites like this for their inaccuracies, https://howsecureismypassword.net/ says that that password would take 62 unvigintillion years to crack (take it with a grain of salt, but even if it took 100 times less, it still is much longer than you, or I would be alive for.