Designing a Random Password Generator Using Python Programming Language
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https://doi.org/10.32628/IJSRSET23103138Keywords:
Python, Password, Generator, Cyber Security, Random, InterfaceAbstract
Every individual who uses various online services, is concerned about security and privacy to safeguard personal information and data from hackers. The password-generating system is one of several generating systems available for the security of users' data. Because of the rise in sharing of information online, internet usage, electronic commerce transactions, and data transmission, both password security and authenticity have become grave issues. However, this shows that the password's strength (or length) is also necessary to be strong. As a result, cybersecurity experts generally advise using complex password combinations. However, due to difficult patterns, individuals frequently forget their passwords. Unlike previous random password generators, the authors are putting forth a novel approach in this paper that will produce a strong password. The Python programming language has been used to create the password-generating system. The authors have used pyperclip, tkinter, random and string libraries in the code design. According to various tests of the system carried out, the trustworthiness of the generated passwords is one hundred percent.
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