This program allows you to easily create strong, memorable passphrases.
It reads a specified number of bits of data from your system’s CSPRNG, turrns it into a very large number, and prints it out in base 7776.
The result will be something like greet say yaw dunham italy pass navel. If your system has a good random number generator, this should be a reasonably secure password, and also reasonably easy to memorize.
see also:
The Portuguese translation is mostly from translate.google.com. Estou certo que se pode melhorar.
Additional translations are welcome.
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