ps-pwdgen

Powershell Password Generator

Parameters

• PasswordMask: (Default: {wl:colours}{wl:random}#{int}) You can add any charecter before, in between or after placeholders.
• WordlistDirectory: (Default: .\wordlists) Where the wordlists can be found.
• Count: (Default: 1) How many password(s) to generate.
• NoInfo: (Default: false) Whether or not to display info about the mask and wordlists used to the console.

Pasword mask options

• {wl:random} - A random word from a random wordlist. If used more than once, more than 1 wordlist will be used.
• {int} - An integer between 1000 and 9999.
• {vowel_lower} - A.. vowel.
• {consonant_lower} - Aaaand a consonent.
• {vowel_upper} - Uppercase vowel.
• {consonant_upper} - Uppercase consonent.

Use a specific wordlist

If you'd like to include a word from a specific wordlist in your password use {wl:<wordlist_name>}.
Replace '<wordlist_name>' with the name of the .txt file in the wordlist directory.

Usage

.\generate.ps1 Create 1 password with the default parameters.

More examples

Generate 3 jibberish, but pronouncable passwords
.\generate.ps1 -PasswordMask "{consonant_upper}{vowel_lower}{vowel_lower}{consonant_lower}{vowel_lower}{int}" -Count 3

Generating passwords using pattern: {consonant_upper}{vowel_lower}{vowel_lower}{consonant_lower}{vowel_lower}{int}
Juigu1809 Foohi6971 Hoese1874

Generate 3 passwords without the fluff
.\generate.ps1 -Count 3 -NoInfo

Astana#2854
Dublin#6577
London#2887

TODO

• Make Get-Random more random!!
• Add '-ToClip' parameter