Pwgen is a small, GPL'ed password generator which creates passwords which can be easily memorized by a human.

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  • "Windows cannot open this file"
  • This indispensable little command-line utility "does one job and does it well" in the best Unix tradition. The passwords it generates by default are a good compromise between being cryptographically secure and easy to memorize, minimizing the chance that users write them down and increasing real-world security. As a system administrator, I use it in my Linux user account creation and maintenance scripts to automatically generate sensible passwords. Do make sure to study the manual page to understand the options.
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  • wow, it's great password generator, it generates complex and easy to memorize passwords
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  • Great project, thanks a ton for posting
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  • Perfect project, many thanks for sharing
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2001-05-31