Passphrase generator inspired by http://xkcd.com/936
npm install xkcd-passphraseA passphrase generator inspired by xkcd #936, designed
to provide a high level of security and memorability. By default, passwords are
generated with strength equivalent to a random 128-bit key.
Usage caveats:
* If end consumers of these generated passphrases are given the ability to easily
regenerate and cycle through them until they find ones they like, the level of
security provided drops _substantially_.
* While the architecture has been vetted by Cure53, the code
itself has not yet been audited. Use at your own risk.
import {xkcdPassphrase} from 'xkcd-passphrase';
console.log(await xkcdPassphrase.generate());
/ collision pest numerous baboon tarnish aimee airgas swivel navigate /
console.log(await xkcdPassphrase.generate(256));
/*
* provolone email darkish symptom unending bridges bianca carport culminate vacancy
* rehydrate disjoin rotten cornball mousiness cephalon appear buddhism vanity
*/
console.log(await xkcdPassphrase.generate(512));
/*
* minneapolis detonate headsman jacob lumber custodian glimmer silt lipton carded
* avalanche shady launder issueless freebee maude unedited spearhead nickname fleshed
* dissuade rudolph spouse lupe babolat severity chapman liquefy skunk humongous chatroom
* eatable kay cypress olson found emergency tree
*/
console.log(await xkcdPassphrase.generate(32, [
'my',
'awful',
'custom',
'word',
'list',
'that',
'I',
'created',
'while',
'drunk'
]));
/ that awful that custom list word list that custom custom /
console.log(await xkcdPassphrase.generateWithWordCount(4));
/ oscar jury email tugboat /
Breaking changes in major versions:
3.0.0:
* As part of upgrading from asm.js to WebAssembly (with asm.js included as a fallback),
the API is fully asynchronous.
2.0.0:
* Module bundling support.