Secure Passwords
The SecPass suite of programs, tools, and protocols is designed to allow fairly easy creation, distribution, rotation, and management of very secure passwords in the most secure manner possible, without compromising ease-of-use too much.
Please note that the secpass library only provides low-level drivers and command-line tools. If you are interested in a more user-friendly interface, please try the SecPass-GUI package.
TL;DR
Install:
$ pip install secpass
$ secpass --helpOverview
TODO: add docs
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