Combina is a password generator software that utilizes three diverse algorithms derived from combinatorial analysis to provide highly secure passwords.
Combina is an efficient password generator that makes use of three different algorithms entirely based on combinatorial analysis. It performs permutation without repetition, permutation with repetition (otherwise known as brute force), and combination without repetition.
The project has a feature that supports an infinite number of characters in the input and MD5 password hashes. To make use of the app, you'll require argtable 2.6 and OpenSSL 0.9.8a.
Combina's usage is pretty straightforward; you only need to specify the option that you want to use. You can utilize the -d command for permutation without repetition or -c command for combination without repetition. If you don't specify any command, it defaults to permutation with repetition (-r).
Do you want to control the password length? Combina allows you to define the password length using the -k option, and the app's progressive length of the passwords feature allows you to transition from p to k.
Adding charset to your passwords is a breeze with Combina. There are several options for you to choose from, such as adding lowercase or uppercase letters, digits, or special characters. You can also add your custom charset by making use of the --user=STRING option.
Are you security-conscious? Combina's hash function supports both MD5 and SHA-1 hash, letting you return hashed versions of the generated passwords.
The latest version of Combina comes with various updates, including the man page and Ubuntu (dapper) package. Using the app has been made more comfortable with the "make install" feature added in this version.
The project has a feature that supports an infinite number of characters in the input and MD5 password hashes. To make use of the app, you'll require argtable 2.6 and OpenSSL 0.9.8a.
Combina's usage is pretty straightforward; you only need to specify the option that you want to use. You can utilize the -d command for permutation without repetition or -c command for combination without repetition. If you don't specify any command, it defaults to permutation with repetition (-r).
Do you want to control the password length? Combina allows you to define the password length using the -k option, and the app's progressive length of the passwords feature allows you to transition from p to k.
Adding charset to your passwords is a breeze with Combina. There are several options for you to choose from, such as adding lowercase or uppercase letters, digits, or special characters. You can also add your custom charset by making use of the --user=STRING option.
Are you security-conscious? Combina's hash function supports both MD5 and SHA-1 hash, letting you return hashed versions of the generated passwords.
The latest version of Combina comes with various updates, including the man page and Ubuntu (dapper) package. Using the app has been made more comfortable with the "make install" feature added in this version.
What's New
Version 0.4.1: N/A