This is the Windows app named KeePass Pronounceable Password Generator whose latest release can be downloaded as PronouncePwGen-1.0.4b.zip. It can be run online in the free hosting provider OnWorks for workstations.
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KeePass Pronounceable Password Generator
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DESCRIPTION
A pronounceable password generator plugin for KeePass.DISCLAIMER:
Compared to traditional randomly generated passwords of the same length, pronounceable passwords are inherently weaker against brute force attacks. Using pronounceable passwords sacrifice some resistance against brute force attacks to reduce the risk of inadvertent password exposure. Whether this trade-off is worth it or not depends entirely on your use case.
When using this application I recommend generating considerably longer passwords to make any brute force attack as difficult as possible. This application uses FIPS-181 for generating passwords and it is particularly vulnerable to brute force attacks that are targeted specifically towards the algorithm. I added modifications to the implementation (such as allowing the insertion of random numbers or symbols between syllables) with the intention of protecting against a targeted attack, but I cannot make any supported claims as to its effectiveness.
Features
- Pronounceable password generator based on FIPS-181
Audience
Science/Research, Advanced End Users, System Administrators, End Users/Desktop
Programming Language
C#
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