Password Era and Analysis

The Generator can choose from roughly 45.000 phrases, difficult to understand with l33t talk or just produce whole gibberish. How phrases are obscured or how the gibberish is produced is highly customizable.

The Evaluator will give you the power to customize the energy checker on the fly. that enables website online administrators to improve the power checker via configuration as opposed to contacting developer to vary some code.

This Windows application is solely an interface to a formidable library that can be used with another Windows methods or ASP .NET websites.

Features

• The Interior wordlist incorporates over 45.000 phrases
• Configure the password strength checker on runtime!
• Generated passwords will also be obscured with l33t talk
• Prevent profanity in generation with record of banned words
• Usable with each Home Windows methods and ASP websites
• 17 examples are integrated to get you started with the library
• Very helpful instrument/library to all system administrators
• Energy checker can let you know how you can fortify your password

Suppose Common Expressions are arduous/dull?

Me too! This libary uses Ratio strings as an alternative to define laws.

What are Ratio strings?

Ratio strings are laws that you specify so the Library is aware of how strings have to be generated or power evaluated. There are 7 regulate characters, they're the only ones allowed:

• L : lowercase character, instance: a b c d e
• U : UPPERCASE character, instance: A B C D E
• D : Digits or numbers, instance: 1 2 THREE FOUR ZERO
• S : Symbols special characters, instance: ! # & ? $
• A : The Rest, may also be any of the 4 control characters. This one is used to specify duration, instance: AAA means any string of duration THREE, however LLL might imply any string containing 3 lowercase characters.
• [ ] : OR brackets are used to specify that a character may have more than one type, instance: AAUD manner any string of length THREE, that comprises a minimum of 1 uppercase OR 1 digit

Ratio string examples

The order does not topic, LUD is the similar as UDL, because of this any string of length THREE that incorporates 1 uppercase, 1 digit and 1 lowercase letter.

• A : Any string of length 1
• LLDDD : Any string of duration 5 that contains HANDIEST 2 lowercase and 3 digits
• AAAAA UDS : Any string of period 6 that comprises no less than 1 Uppercase or 1 Digit or 1 Symbol
• AAAAAAAA UDS : Any string of length 10 that accommodates at least 1 Symbol and 1 Uppercase or 1 Digit
• AAAAAAAAAAA UDSUD : Any string of period 14 that contains a minimum of 1 Symbol, and a pair of characters are both Uppercase or Digit

need to see extra examples?

you'll take a look at Part.2 on page NINE in the Documentation that comes with this package deal. you can also view all 17 code examples and their outputs on this documentation.
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