Masking Password Generator v3.0

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Another Password Generator

Another Password Generator 05/29/2004 04:39 PM
RandomString 1.0 Released

Password Generator for the PocketPC

Password Generator for the PocketPC 07/22/2004 06:21 PM

Mechanical ID - Password Generator

Mechanical ID - Password Generator 03/14/2003 12:56 PM
Mechanical ID - Java Version

"Password generator bookmarklet"

"Password generator bookmarklet" 09/08/2004 03:10 AM

Password generator revisited

Password generator revisited 06/17/2005 07:21 PM
Yesterday I was on the receiving end of a drive-by slashdotting. A comment on yesterday's /. story about writ ing down passwords sent a bunch of folks to my simple single sign-on screencast. So now's a good time to summarize some recent conversations I've had on the topic. ...

Advanced Password Generator v2.83

Advanced Password Generator v2.83 04/18/2004 11:13 AM
Advanced Password Generator is a Windows based application designed to generate passwords of any length and character content. [Shareware $14.00 30 days 114 KB]

Secure Password Generator

Secure Password Generator 07/25/2004 04:06 PM
Version 2.0

Random Password Generator Pro v12.0

Random Password Generator Pro v12.0 01/25/2004 06:22 PM
Random Password Generator Pro lets you create up to 10 million passwords at a time with full MS-Access Database support. Passwords may be selected using up to 94 different characters to choose from. User's have full control on password criteria. Will check for duplications, compare generated passwords against word dictionaries to prevent them from easily being cracked. Additional uses for this product are creating PINs, Account Numbers, Registration Codes and Logins as well as passwords. [Shareware $30.00 7.57 MB]

Secure Password Generator 1.1 (Default
branch)

Secure Password Generator 1.1 (Default
branch) 04/17/2005 04:54 AM
Secure Password Generator delivers several methods for generation of secure random passwords and passphrases. Among the offered methods are Diceware methods with the original Diceware wordlist and S/Key wordlist. The program outputs the calculated entropy along with the password.

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Changes:
This release includes major security improvements (such as memory locking and zeroing), major code cleanups, a manual page, and a simple installation procedure. Pre-built binaries for any OS are no longer distributed.

Vectormedia Software Release the Latest
Version of their Tinnitus Masking
Software Solution. Tinnitus Masker Pro
Allows Tinnitus Sufferers to Blend
Various Types of Noise on their PC to
Create their Own Custom Masking
Solution.

Vectormedia Software Release the Latest
Version of their Tinnitus Masking
Software Solution. Tinnitus Masker Pro
Allows Tinnitus Sufferers to Blend
Various Types of Noise on their PC to
Create their Own Custom Masking
Solution. 07/26/2004 12:47 PM
Tinnitus Masker Pro allows tinnitus sufferers to blend various types of noise on their PC to create their own custom masking solution. [PRWEB Jul 26, 2004]

Hits of backwards masking

Hits of backwards masking 03/25/2005 11:22 AM
David Pescovitz: An article this week in the Salt Lake Tribune about backwards masking in rock music linked to Jeff Millner's classic "Stairway to Heaven: Backwards" site. Jeff has added a few more recent tunes to the satanic jukebox of sin, including Britney Spears' "Hit Me Baby One More Time":

Play forward: "With you I lose my mind give me a si..."
Reverse play: "Sleep with me, I'm not too young."

and the devious "Pokemon Rap":

Play forward: "Gotta catch 'em all, gotta catch 'em all (yo), Gotta catch 'em all, gotta catch 'em all (yeah)"
Reverse play: "I love satan, I love satan. I love satan, I love satan."

My all-time favorite though is Queen's "Another One Bites The Dust." As kids, MTV.com writer Gil Kaufman and I played the song backwards for my dad to prove that the rumors were true about a hidden suggestion to "smoke marijuana." My dad shrugged and said he thought is sounded more like "go to California." Link

Masking tape kitchen silliness

Masking tape kitchen silliness 09/26/2004 01:10 AM
Because I am a silly wacko, and because I know I can't possibly write everything about cooking and work all in one post, I will share this simple goofy story with you: One of the desserts we offer is plated with a squiggle of passion fruit sauce (prehaps a coulis? I am not sure. But it's on a squirt bottle and you make a zig-zag on the plate with it). The other day it ran out, and I had to refill two squirt bottles with new sauce. Since everything in the kitchen is labeled with masking tape, it was up to me as the refiller to label the new bottles. Others wrote "passion fruit" or "pas. fruit." I labeled my new bottles, "The Passion of the Fruit." It was my special kitchen homage to Mel Gibson and JC all in one.

10.3: Use a password analyzer to improve
password security

10.3: Use a password analyzer to improve
password security 10/30/2003 12:37 AM
If you try to change the password for a Keychain using the Keychain Access app, you'll notice on the resulting dialog box a circular button with an 'i' in it, as seen in the inset in the screenshot. If you click on it, Panthe...

Easy Generator Generator 1.0 (Default
branch)

Easy Generator Generator 1.0 (Default
branch) 03/31/2005 07:22 AM
Easy Generator Generator (EGG) is a development tool for fast and easy realization of XML to plain-text tranformations. It is similar to XSLT, Velocity, or JSP but emphasises source code generation in a model-driven generative developmen process. It comes with an iterative development process for creating templates that lets you build transformations quickly and easily.

New Password Recovery Tool for Microsoft
Office Suite Documents is Able to
Recover Passwords to Documents Created
in 14 Applications, and Supports More
Than 30 Types of Password Encryption.

New Password Recovery Tool for Microsoft
Office Suite Documents is Able to
Recover Passwords to Documents Created
in 14 Applications, and Supports More
Than 30 Types of Password Encryption. 12/24/2004 12:19 PM
ElcomSoft Co. Ltd. has released Advanced Office Password Recovery (AOPR), an application that allows business managers, information technology support administrators, and law enforcement officials to gain access to Microsoft(R) Office(R) password-protected documents, that have been accidentally or purposefully password protected. New product combines the latest and the most advanced cryptanalysis algorithms developed by Elcomsoft's research department. AOPR is capable of instantly recovering passwords for a wide range of Microsoft's business and office applications, including all components of MS Office, from the very first DOS versions to Office 2003 programs, including the ones for Windows, Mac, Pocket PC and localized versions. Over 30 different types of password encryption methods are supported. [PRWEB Dec 22, 2004]

'a sinister exercise in moral frivolity,
crudely disguised as an exercise in
seriousness.It is also a spectacle of
abject political cowardice masking
itself as a demonstration of
'dissenting' bravery'

'a sinister exercise in moral frivolity,
crudely disguised as an exercise in
seriousness.It is also a spectacle of
abject political cowardice masking
itself as a demonstration of
'dissenting' bravery' 06/24/2004 08:03 AM
Liberal columnist Christopher Hitchens (he of Mo ther Theresa-criticising fame) rips Michael Moore a new one on Slate.

Will Your Password Need A Password?

Will Your Password Need A Password? 06/01/2004 02:43 AM
If you hadn't realized it already, simple username/password combos are a pretty weak form of security - yet they're pretty much all we have for many important online systems that store our most vital information. While there are other solutions out there, many companies (especially in the US) have been incredibly slow in adopting "two-factor authentication" systems that require a password plus something else - such as a onetime code generated by a device you have to have with you (or built into your computer). The idea, then, is that if your password is revealed, no one else has the device, so it's useless. If they find the device, they don't have your password, so it's useless. However, so far, many users don't value this additional security very much - and the devices still aren't all that cheap. Plus, many companies are worried that users will react negatively to such systems as it may slow down the user experience - causing them to look for other (albeit less secure) alternatives. Then, of course, there's the worry that people will start using such systems that aren't compatible with each other, so you'll need separate devices for every account - which would be much worse than before. Others, such as those in the fingerprint scanning business think a biometric approach makes much more sense - but that leads to all sorts of other questions and issues. Still, as there are more and more cases of fraud and identity theft due to so much weak security, it seems increasingly likely that companies will be forced to adopt more secure methods.

Password Plus 1.004

Password Plus 1.004 05/05/2004 05:06 PM
Gives you the most secure place to store your PINs, passwords, accounts and other personal information.

Anything from XMI Generator

Anything from XMI Generator 11/05/2003 10:52 AM
AXgen 2.0.2 released

Not another Name Generator!!!!

Not another Name Generator!!!! 09/11/2004 09:32 PM
Smurf Name Generator. It doesn't suck, that bad.

RTF Generator

RTF Generator 11/14/2003 08:42 PM
october 28, 2003 - the first public release

Outlook Password v1.0

Outlook Password v1.0 12/11/2003 10:49 AM
Outlok Password allows you to recover passwords which MS Outlook Personal Storage (PST) files are protected with. It is not the real recoverer - it will show you a combination of characters which will allow you to open PST file. Outlook Password can also recover account information. Your emails addresses, mail server addresses (pop3, imap, http), usernames for email accounts, passwords to email servers. [Shareware $19.00 385 KB]

Password Recycling

Password Recycling 07/20/2004 07:39 AM

Why registration-sites suck: Boing Boing links to a story on Wired about registration at news sites. The article is okay, but Boing Boing's comments ring very, very true:

The point that everyone seems to miss is that no one can possibly keep track of a thousand passwords for a thousand websites, which means that these sites undoubtably contain recycled passwords [...]

The more you recycle a password, the higher the likelihood that you will use it in a sensitive context — a bank site, a message board, an IM client, an auction site — where someone might impersonate you or even commit identity theft crimes against you.

Okay, raise your hands, how many of you have a "standard" password that you use all over the place? Everyone does it. Show me someone that uses a different password for every registration or account and I'll show you a liar.

I know a friend that has a group of passwords that he uses based on context — one password for throwaway Web site registration, one for email accounts, one for IM, one for sensitive stuff like banking, etc.

What if someone at one of these services decides to take your password and see where else it might work? Yes, I know the passwords should be hashed when stored in their database, but there's no guarantee that they're going to do that.

How may of you have a password stored in some service or Web site that you've long-since forgotten about that would also work in, say, your bank's Web site?

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Password Keeper v6.7

Password Keeper v6.7 07/30/2004 05:18 PM
Password Keeper is a small utility useful for storing your frequently used passwords. Password information can be stored, edited and printed with this easy to use program. Each password file that you create can contain up to 1000 account entries. You'll never forget a password again with this handy utility installed on your Windows system. Password Keeper data files are stored in an encrypted format to prevent unauthorized access. [Shareware $19.95 586 KB]

PwM Password Manager 0.3.3

PwM Password Manager 0.3.3 11/18/2003 03:16 PM
A password manager.

Password Safe

Password Safe 12/13/2003 08:11 AM
PasswordSafe 2.0pre1-BETA released

Data-Password-1.04

Data-Password-1.04 08/07/2004 06:56 AM

Data-Password-1.05

Data-Password-1.05 08/07/2004 05:06 PM

Password Retriever 4.5.8

Password Retriever 4.5.8 12/15/2003 04:28 PM
Will let you store and categorise thousands of passwords for everything from your voice mail to your e-mail accounts.

Password Tester 1.0

Password Tester 1.0 01/02/2005 06:47 AM
A password strength tester.

Password Change

Password Change 04/14/2005 08:51 AM

Ruby/Password 0.5.2

Ruby/Password 0.5.2 09/05/2004 12:15 AM
A password handling module for the Ruby programming language.

Re: AIX password enumeration possible

Re: AIX password enumeration possible 02/11/2004 11:11 PM
alex medvedev (Feb 11 2004)

My Password Manager 0.1

My Password Manager 0.1 08/13/2004 05:22 AM
A password manager.

AIX password enumeration possible

AIX password enumeration possible 02/11/2004 03:09 PM
Scott J (Feb 06 2004)

Ruby/Password 0.5.1

Ruby/Password 0.5.1 04/12/2004 11:22 PM
A password handling module for the Ruby programming language.

DS Password Tools

DS Password Tools 10/30/2003 07:14 PM
Attn: Panther users

Leo's Mac Tip: Password On/Off

Leo's Mac Tip: Password On/Off 07/07/2004 01:21 AM
G4 Tech TV Jul 7 2004 5:22AM GMT

Using a Power-on Password

Using a Power-on Password 07/11/2004 01:42 PM

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