Password Generator

[themax90 2]

If you need a random password, that has no logical method to it, and is COMPLETELY random. Here you go.

CODE

;============================================================================

; Combine types using BitOr.

Global Const $PasswordLettersUp = 1 ; Uppercase

Global Const $PasswordLettersDown = 2 ; Lower Case

Global Const $PasswordNumbers = 4 ; Numbers

; ============================================================================

; AutoIt Version : 3.1.1.130

; Author : Max Gardner(AutoIt Smith;king.of.all@comcast.net)

; Description :

; This function will create a completely random password based on number of

; characters and the type you want.

;

; $PassworcharLimit = Number of characters in your password

; $PasswordType = Upper-Lower Case and Number mix.

; 1 = Uppercase $PasswordLettersUp

; 2 = Lowercase $PasswordLettersDown

; 3 = Uppercase and Lowercase BitOr($PasswordLettersUp, $PasswordLettersDown)

; 4 = Numbers $PasswordNumbers

; 5 = Uppercase and Numbers BitOr($PasswordLettersUp, $PasswordNumbers)

; 6 = Lowercase and Numbers BitOr($PasswordLettersDown, $PasswordNumbers)

; 7 = Uppercase, Lowercase, and Numbers BitOr($PasswordLettersUp, $PasswordLettersDown, $PasswordNumbers)

; ============================================================================

Func GetPass($PasswordCharLimit = 16, $PasswordType = 7)

Local $Track = 1

Local $Password = ""

For $Track = 1 To $PasswordCharLimit Step 1

$Password = $Password & GetChar($PasswordType)

Next

Return $Password

EndFunc ;==>GetPass

Func GetChar($PwType)

Local $Pw[3]

Select

Case $PwType = 1

Return Chr(Random(65, 90, 1))

Case $PwType = 2

Return Chr(Random(97, 122, 1))

Case $PwType = 3

$Pw[0] = Random(65, 90, 1)

$Pw[1] = Random(97, 122, 1)

Return Chr($Pw[Random(0, 1, 1) ])

Case $PwType = 4

Return Chr(Random(48, 57, 1))

Case $PwType = 5

$Pw[0] = Random(48, 57, 1)

$Pw[1] = Random(65, 90, 1)

Return Chr($Pw[Random(0, 1, 1) ])

Case $PwType = 6

$Pw[0] = Random(48, 57, 1)

$Pw[1] = Random(97, 122, 1)

Return Chr($Pw[Random(0, 1, 1) ])

Case $PwType = 7

$Pw[0] = Random(48, 57, 1)

$Pw[1] = Random(65, 90, 1)

$Pw[2] = Random(97, 122, 1)

Return Chr($Pw[Random(0, 2, 1) ])

EndSelect

EndFunc ;==>GetChar

Here is the demonstration script w/ GUI.

;--------

; Generated Box | Numbers Box | gen button

; Checkbox1 | cbox2 | cbox 3

;--------

See my Fileman:

http://www.autoitscript.com/fileman/users/AutoIt%20Smith/

Edited August 21, 2006 by AutoIt Smith

[B3TA_SCR1PT3R 0]

coulda saved alot of time by smackin' your hands on the keyboard

[themax90 2]

coulda saved alot of time by smackin' your hands on the keyboard

As it turns out, I need a strong password that cannot be found out, and is completely random. I did not want to destroy my keyboard.

This script took 5 minutes, and did exactly what I want. I am happy with it. I am sharing it with the forum. Please make a comment on the script directly, as adversed to saying what I could have done instead. If you do not like it, please say it directly. Otherwise, I will not know what that weird post means.

[OverloadUT 1]

Ironically, B3TA_SCR1PT3R's method is in some ways more random, because it contains unpredictable entropy.

Food for thought.

[nfwu 3]

B3TA_SCR1PT3R's method also has a higher frequency of keys in the area being whacked.

Depends on what you need...

#)

edit: Nice app, AutoIt Smith!

Edited July 24, 2006 by nfwu

[Paulie 26]

This function will create a completely random password based on number of characters and the type you want.

Technically, computers are all logic, so it's not possible to be completely random, but "Pseudo-Random" like the number generated by the 'Random()' function.

But nice App!

Imma use it for my new Password folder

[Danny35d 11]

AutoIt Smith nice apps, to make it even stronger password I will add symbols "!@#$%*" to the random password.

[GaryFrost 15]

Here's one i've been using for a long time, think Valik helped me with it when I 1st started on the forum

ConsoleWrite(Random_Password(15) & @LF)

Func Random_Password($MAXLENGTH)
   Local $PASSWORD = '', $LETTER, $I
   For $I = 1 To $MAXLENGTH
      $LETTER = Random(33, 126)
      $PASSWORD = $PASSWORD & Chr($LETTER)
   Next
   Return $PASSWORD
EndFunc   ;==>Random_Password

[themax90 2]

Yes I guess I will be adding a symbols option in a bit. It will require a bit more coding because I must beable to combine it will all the styles

I'm just glad to be giving back to the community thats given me so much.

[gamerman2360 0]

*Looks at picture*... *writes down password*...

[Paulie 26]

I'm seeing how many times it takes to find words with this little script

Make sure you specify length before you run this thoug

Sleep(5000)
$count = 0
While 1
    
    ControlClick("Password Generator", "", "Button1")
    $count = $count+1
    ToolTip($count, 0, 0)
    Sleep(100)
    $text = WinGetText("Password Generator")
    If StringInStr($text, "paulie") Then;Change word here
        While 1
            ToolTip($count, 0, 0)
        Wend
    EndIf
WEnd

[Danny35d 11]

Yes I guess I will be adding a symbols option in a bit. It will require a bit more coding because I must beable to combine it will all the styles

I'm just glad to be giving back to the community thats given me so much.

To combine it with all the styles you can try something like:

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; AutoIt Version : 3.1.1.130
; Author : Max Gardner(AutoIt Smith;king.of.all@comcast.net)
; Description :
; This function will create a completely random password based on number of
; characters and the type you want.
;
; $PassworcharLimit = Number of characters in your password
; $PasswordType = Upper-Lower Case and Number mix.
; 1 = Uppercase $PasswordLettersUp
; 2 = Lowercase $PasswordLettersDown
; 3 = Uppercase and Lowercase BitOr($PasswordLettersUp, $PasswordLettersDown)
; 4 = Numbers $PasswordNumbers
; 5 = Uppercase and Numbers BitOr($PasswordLettersUp, $PasswordNumbers)
; 6 = Lowercase and Numbers BitOr($PasswordLettersDown, $PasswordNumbers)
; 7 = Uppercase, Lowercase, and Numbers BitOr($PasswordLettersUp, $PasswordLettersDown, $PasswordNumbers)
; 8 = Symbols
; 9 = Uppercase and Symbols
; 10 = Lowercase and Symbols
; 11 = Uppercase, Lowercase and Symbols
; 12 = Numbers and Symbols
; 13 = Uppercase, Numbers and Symbols
; 14 = Lowercase, Numbers and Symbols
; 15 = Uppercase, Lowercase, Numbers and Symbols
; ============================================================================
Func GetChar($iPwType)
    Local $aPw = '', $MaxType = 0
    Local $aType = StringSplit('1,2,4,8', ',')
    Local $sSymbols = StringSplit('! @ # $ % ^ & * ( ) \ | { } [ ] / " + - _ = < > : ; ? ' & Chr(96) & ' ' & Chr(39), ' ')
    Local $sRandom1 = Chr(Random(65, 90, 1))  ; Uppercase
    Local $sRandom2 = Chr(Random(97, 122, 1))    ; Lowercase
    Local $sRandom4 = Chr(Random(48, 57, 1)) ; Number
    Local $sRandom8 = $sSymbols[Random(1, $sSymbols[0], 1)]        ; Symbols

    For $x = 1 To $aType[0]
        $MaxType += Int($aType[$x])
    Next
    If Int($iPwType) > $MaxType Then Return('')
        
    For $x = $aType[0] To 1 Step -1
        If Int($aType[$x]) <= Int($iPwType) Then
            $aPw &= Eval('sRandom' & $aType[$x]) & ','
            $iPwType = Int($iPwType) - Int($aType[$x])
        EndIf
    Next        
    $aPw = StringSplit(StringTrimRight($aPw, 1), ',')
    Return $aPw[Random(1, $aPw[0], 1)]
EndFunc

Edit:

Added a safety check if $iPwType > $MaxType return Null.

Remove While statement.

Edited July 25, 2006 by Danny35d

[Richard Robertson 186]

Why not generate passwords using Up, Left, Down, Right, Left analog stick click, Right analog stick click, Left trigger, Right trigger, Left bumper, Right bumper? XD

If you are lost, those are accepted XBOX 360 controller XBOX Live! password characters.

[SmOke_N 207]

These are similar to what I did here:

http://www.autoitscript.com/forum/index.ph...st&p=210971