As result of my searching are 3 useful tools. They are:
- apg
- makepasswd
- pwgen
apg
Install:
sudo apt-get install apgAsks to enter random data, that should be used to generate new password.
Example:
Please enter some random data (only first 16 are significant)
(eg. your old password):>
Opt8Ovuf (Opt-EIGHT-Ov-uf)
Uc1Gryec (Uc-ONE-Gryec)
jadJoav5 (jad-Joav-FIVE)
IshtIvawam3 (Isht-Iv-aw-am-THREE)
lakVosAfUrg7 (lak-Vos-Af-Urg-SEVEN)
dyijDus8 (dyij-Dus-EIGHT)
You can pass random string as parameter and use many different options:
$ apg -n 10 -m 8 -x 12 somerandomdata
Will generate 10 passwords with min length 8 and max length 12.
makepasswd
Install:
sudo apt-get install makepasswdGenerates password, by default one. User may need to use options to set length of password and count of passwords. For example:
$ makepasswd --count=10 --minchars=5 --maxchars=10
Results:
mzd4f9q
gUWamL
NYiUXrYvq3
6hWDXKA
gQpu20IJGD
BSAT5ASFX
37FcKyLPb
ma7pC66A
cFpWPBy
0oTNhT7
pwgen
Install:
sudo apt-get install pwgenMy favorite tool to generate password. By default generates 160 different passwords each with length 8 symbol. Programs takes 2 parameters:
- 1st is the length of the password and
- 2nd is the count of passwords to generates. For example:
$ pwgen 12 24
Results:
oHo2iethieze cheiS6ohPeed Oozufiorohv9 eic3aethei4L hiRohYie6Ue4 aephoiDieb0y
hieTh8eizaeK aid1EeNgaiSe yoh6chohX9ha aiPhae7dieMe wedooD8nai7y aic7deeB9eS8
ohFor3Achied Thaequu4aiph zaeghiem7keT Shee5ooxaex0 wePh2eiNgien aicohroo2Go3
Aagh0gahcah0 Zie8eazaitah aoha9AeXi7Bo Oojoob0oosh6 Olahgh4aeji6 oobae9UZ2phi
