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UR2: AS displays the registration interface to U. UR1: Registration request to the AS by the U. The password entropy remains low, which means you must resort to using os.urandom() and asking the user to provide enough entropy.Algorithm 1A: Registration Phase for the User

#Password creator using specific words generator#

Right now, it seems that your password generator is quite weak. Please, however, don't make the mistake of using random for generating passwords. While Python 3.6 offers a secrets module, I am unsure about Python 2.x. Use os.urandom() or SystemRandom if you require aĬryptographically secure pseudo-random number generator. Warning The pseudo-random generators of this module should not be usedįor security purposes. You are using the random module, which is not fit for security purposes:

#Password creator using specific words code#

You should split sections of code with a single newline for readability.You should consistently leave two newlines in between functions.Comments should ideally be on a new line, and should start with a single space and a capitalized letter, for readability.Functions should use lowercase_with_underscores capitalization.Some of your comments are, frankly, useless: #requests user input which determines if special characters #are included, answer = raw_input('Can it have special characters? Y for yes N for no. Instead of if answer = 'y' or answer = 'Y':, use if answer in. You can make use of ''.join() in Function1(), to clean up the code.

This goes for your other functions too: RunType2() and especially Function1() are really bad names. As it is, looking at your code, I wouldn't understand what the name had to do with the actual code. Your function RunFun() should have a more descriptive name. You can use the string module instead of manually typing a, b, c / A, B, C / 1, 2, 3 etc. I use Python 3, so I am unsure if all of these suggestions apply to Python 2. RunType2(1,3) #hands over values 1 and 3, opts out 4 RunType2(1,4) #hands over value 1 and 4 to include #requests user input which determines if special charactersĪnswer = raw_input('Can it have special characters? Y for yes 'n','o','p','q','r','s','t','u','v','w','x','y','z']ĭashes = raw_input('Would you like it to be seperated into'įour sections of four characters divided by a dash? # if response is yes and only yes, characters is # if type=2 lower is added to objects list # if type=1 upper is added to objects list if type=0 number value is added to objects list # assign randint between 0-9 to character var Var, assign randint between 0-9 to number var, assign randint between 0 and 25 to lowercase and uppercase # come up with random number between 1 and 4, set = to var come up with random number between 1 and 3, set = to var

ask for user input if special characters can be added and set #loop goes through steps until user decides to quit Password which has no certain pattern to it #sections by a dash as well as a more secure and better created The option for the password to be separated into #version 2 introduces option to include special characters and Such as how random this password is, any syntax errors, or any ways to simplify my code.

#Password creator using specific words how to#

Since I am still new, I would like to receive advice and any thoughts on how to improve my code as well as a programmer. I created a simpler project and I decided to build upon it to create version 2. It basically creates a password made up of numbers, capital and lower case letters with the option to include special characters and dashes. This is my second program written in python.