I am officially holding up my hand to anybody worried about the security of this feature
since you're more than capable of generating/memorizing your own passwords. ;)
That said - I've been using http://supergenpass.com/ and http://supergenpass.com/mobile to
regenerate passwords for common sites that I use based on a smaller set of master
passwords. You can probably guess that my smaller set is topic oriented
(mail/social/ssh/shopping/etc...).
I wasn't satisfied with having a JavaScript version only, since I need to update passwords
all the time so I wrote a quick python script that duplicates the efforts of SuperGenPass.
Python script: http://pastey.net/135084-2b3c
Basically this script gets command line options then runs a loop rehashing password after
password until it finds one that is hashed more or equal too 10 times that meets the
criteria of the original program. I wanted to keep this script and the bookmarklet/mobile
script identical in function as a compliment to one another giving me the ability to
(re)generate passwords with either tool as needed.
I would submit this to the script developer, but he doesn't mention himself.
- Shane
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