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Password Generator
Generate secure passwords with customizable length and character sets
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Settings
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Strength:Strong
🔒 Password Security Tips
- • Use at least 12 characters for strong passwords
- • Include a mix of uppercase, lowercase, numbers, and symbols
- • Never reuse passwords across different accounts
- • Consider using a password manager
- • Enable two-factor authentication when available
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About Password Generator
The Password Generator creates cryptographically secure passwords with customizable options for length and character types. Essential for maintaining strong security practices, this tool helps generate unique passwords for different accounts and services.
✨ Key Benefits
- Generate cryptographically secure passwords
- Customizable length from 4 to 64 characters
- Multiple character set options
- Password strength indicator
- One-click copying to clipboard
🚀 Features
- Adjustable password length (4-64 characters)
- Include/exclude uppercase letters
- Include/exclude lowercase letters
- Include/exclude numbers
- Include/exclude special characters
- Password strength visualization
- Copy to clipboard functionality
💡 Use Cases
- Creating unique passwords for different accounts
- Generating secure passwords for new registrations
- Replacing weak or compromised passwords
- Creating temporary passwords for shared accounts
- Generating secure API keys and tokens
- Educational tool for password security awareness
🎯 Fun Facts
- A 12-character password with mixed characters has 95^12 possible combinations
- It would take centuries to crack a strong 16-character password
- The first computer password was created in 1961 at MIT
- Most data breaches involve weak or reused passwords
📚 Historical Context
- The first computer password system was implemented in 1961
- Password complexity requirements became common in the 1990s
- Two-factor authentication emerged in the 2000s
- Password managers became popular in the 2010s
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