Questions tagged [password-generator]
Password generators are programs that generate text passwords from a random data stream.
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Writing a random password generator
I have spent some time with python. I got an idea of creating a random password generator. It generates passwords consisting of random characters. The user can exclude different types of characters (...
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Typical password generator in Python
Password generators are extremely popular on CodeReview with beginners to both coding in general and Python in particular, for a number of reasons: They're (seemingly) easy to implement They offer an ...
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Beginner level password generator optimization
I've been learning python for a few days now, and I programmed this password generator after today's lesson (following the 100 days of code on udemy course). This code works like it should and gives ...
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Python - beginner level - password manager GUI
I have been learning Python for 1.5 months now. I am learning in my free time between jobs and other life commitments so my progress may be slow or it may take time for me to reply but I am interested ...
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Password database: saving and loading encrypted files
I'm writing a password manager application, mostly with the goal of learning about proper handling of encryption. Here is my code responsible for encrypting/decrypting passwords and loading to/from ...
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Generate random password from a list of allowed characters
The code itself is a random password generator which is encapsulated. The other question about this code is whether it should be encapsulated on its main function. Or is it enough to exist in its own ...
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Python command line password generator
After giving a couple of well-received answers to similar questions, I thought I'd try to come up with my own solution. I believe that a good password generator can and should be quite simple without ...
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Truly cryptographically secure password generator in Python, version 2
Following suggestions from answers from my previous question, I have completely rewrote my script, to make it more concise and Pythonic, truly cryptographically secure, and added more functionality. ...
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Python command-line program that generates passwords
I took my code from this answer by me, I found it useful, so I developed it further, and here is the result. This script generates cryptographically secure passwords. The characters used by the ...
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Python \ random password generation code
I have written a python program for random password generation and as a newbie I would like my code to be reviewed by professionals and if they have any suggestions to improve it. ...
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Password keeper / generator application in Python
I've written this password-keeper application to keep my passwords safe in one place. From something over few lines it grew to almost 200 lines of code. I would greatly appreciate it if someone could ...
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Python Password Generator with custom parameters
I have the following code here It's a password generator that lets you choose a completely random password with a certain length of a custom password with different amounts of character types. I want ...
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Secure password generator form
With the demise of passwordsgenerator.net I wrote my own generator; Please review with an eye on correctness and maintainability; ...
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Python password generator with Tkinter
I program in Python as a hobby and this week I decided to write a program that generates 16 character long passwords. I wrote this program as a class, which i rarely do. Because of this I think I ...
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Any issue with this as a password generator?
Was trying to create a password generator like the one Bitwarden has... Curious if anyone sees any issues with this? (wordlist shortened for readability) There perhaps there's a more efficient way I'...