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PWGen is a professional password generator capable of creating large amounts of cryptographically-secure passwords or passphrases consisting of words from a word list. It uses a "random pool" technique to generate random data based on user inputs (keystrokes, mouse handling) and volatile system parameters. PWGen provides lots of options to customize passwords to the users' various needs. Additionally, it offers strong text encryption and the creation of random data files (e.g., key files).

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Password Tech's main window
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PassCube: Password manager/safe to store passwords in encrypted databases
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Generating passwords based on master password and parameter
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Main configuration of the program
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Advanced password options
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Password generation profiles


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  • Anonymous

    Anonymous - 2013-10-17

    how can I send you a Turkish language pack ? or Can I ıntegrate it by myself into this website ?

    Kind regards

     
  • Christian Thoeing

    Please send it to me via e-mail, so that I can publish it on sourceforge.net (under Files/PWGen 2.x language support).

     
  • Anonymous

    Anonymous - 2013-10-18

    I sent it please check your e-mails
    Regards.

     
  • Qua

    Qua - 2016-03-17

    Where can I find Trigram files that work with PWGen, in English? I tried a txt based trigram file and PWGen didn't accept it. Would love to know the format, at least.

     
  • Christian Thoeing

    Hi Qua,

    Trigram files can be created from text files (e.g., word lists or dictionaries) via Tools / Create Trigram File (F6). The resulting file contains the frequencies of all 17,576 trigrams in binary format and can be loaded via the "Advanced Password Options" dialog. Let me know if there are any difficulties with generating or loading trigram files.

     
  • Mark Sauer

    Mark Sauer - 2020-07-03

    Someone commented this is open source. Where??? Where's the Github repo. How can we know this is not malware? Please.. post a link to the source code.

     

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