How To Make Secure Passwords By Linux

[Teacher]

For making secure passwords, you need only the right linux. In this case i will use kali linux.

To make secure passwords, we will use the tool makepasswd. I already mentioned i a post before.

Installing makepasswd:

$ apt-get install makepasswd

To make a secure password with 14 chars, we need to type this:

$ root@kali:~# makepasswd --chars=14 --count=10
0cMDoCtKFqeeCn
gyeiRygU5D3IA0
Fc5rQIIanWqKXT
0BMt3Un4VsVMfL
cCucRxuenK8Yap
SYHjwRPJYsMs69
ogpqF9K8Mwb4Ud
X5pAYzP5IvSCU2
arPSGDcBGTJn4V
f2R74WAWFBBBiq

--chars stands for the length
--count stands for how many password will be generated

Optionally (if you want to save the passwords in a text file) we can type this:

$ root@kali:~# makepasswd --chars=14 --count=10 > 10_secure_passwd_carder.txt

$ root@kali:~# ls
10_secure_passwd_carder.txt

$ root@kali:~# makepasswd --chars=14 --count=10 > 10_secure_passwd_mrblackx.txt

$ root@kali:~# ls
10_secure_passwd_mrblackx.txt

$ root@kali:~# cat 10_secure_passwd_carder.txt
t39Gu4hYcEEJQG
b11dS2SE4qBy3Y
NahpVuDfgriyvp
h9R08z06iMtzX0
1JnR1x3DXpsWgy
8qHSpeRmUUIChf
xuUgdoTLRVIENj
x8bDNcsD9pp1wY
2X7bz6L1uhg0Ei
fS6QWy1bU3wbf9

$ root@kali:~# head -n 2 10_secure_passwd_carder.txt
t39Gu4hYcEEJQG
b11dS2SE4qBy3Y

$ root@kali:~#

That's it.