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Securify: Generate passwords replacing random characters

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securify 0.1.0MIT/X Consortium ...5.0PHP 5, Text processing, Security
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This class can generate passwords replacing random characters.

It can take a given password text and replaces some characters with random characters.

It takes a percentage parameter that determines the probablity of each character be replaced by a random character. The higher is the parameter value, more characters get replaced.

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The use of eeak passwords is one of the factors that makes it easier for user accounts being abused be malicious people.

One way to make passwords stronger is to make passwords less predictable. However, hard to guess passwords are usually also hard to remember by the users.

This class implements an approach for suggesting hard to guess passwords that are not so hard to remember for users. It takes existing words and replaces some characters by random characters.

Manuel Lemos
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Name: amir hoseinian <contact>
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Country: Iran Iran
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Securify ========== version 0.1.1 Created by [Amir Hoseinian](https://www.amirhoseinian.com) Introduction ----------------- this small class is built for - secure php password from something like "php password" to "P#p P@$$\/\/0Rd" this is a automatic password generator but instead of creating something meaningless it make meaningful hash like strings. so users can remember their password easily and password is secure enough. Usage ----- <?php require_once("Securify.php"); $str = "php password"; $securify = new Securify; $securedString = $securify($str,100);//second param is lvl of securifieng (1-100) in other word it`s the chance that words of the string change to something else echo $securedString; // somthing like "P#p P@$$\/\/0Rd" , "P#p PA$sW0R|)" or in lower lvls "Php Pas$woRd"

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