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| Need
a new password that is:
- Secure?
- Random?
- Alphanumeric?
- Not
related to you in any way, therefore cannot be guessed?
Here is a free high security
password creator that is developed from Savidese, the name given
to a language created by David Bailey of Sand
Dollar Digital Design, Inc.
All passwords are alpha-numeric,
though the numeric part is random, itself. Even the length is somewhat
random unless you specify the length below. |
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is a password that is based on a 13 character long* request: |
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Vuckucquexlev
Note: The following characters may cause problems with passwords: : ; * + / $ ^ % |
| Also,
be sure to check out the Free
L'ipsum Generator using the same random processes used here. |
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password, enter length*: |
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length requests are, in themselves random. If you request a specific
length, the random generator will merely approximate the length. Leave
blank to get random length passwords from 10 to 15 characters long. |
Passwords
offered here offer no guarantee of no discovery. Although this page
is secure, there are so many key loggers and other spy tools out
there that discovery is hard to prevent if someone really wants
to get your password. Always practice close security in your daily
life. Never share passwords if you do not have to. Do not share
log in accounts with others when you can have separate accounts
with their own passwords. David Bailey and Sand
Dollar Digital Design, Inc. assume no responsibility in any
way or offer any guarantees for any information provided here. Passwords
created here are not stored anywhere on the servers are randomly
generated every single time you see this page based on a unique
algorythm created only for this page. |
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