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1 20d2b121 2023-11-27 aa gpass is a secure passphrase generator, written in C. The generated
2 20d2b121 2023-11-27 aa passphrases look like so:
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4 20d2b121 2023-11-27 aa chirping landing luckily dollar gnat expert
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6 20d2b121 2023-11-27 aa By default, passphrases are generated with pretty high entropy of 70,
7 20d2b121 2023-11-27 aa and the EFF long dictionary [0] is used, but that's configurable at run
8 20d2b121 2023-11-27 aa time.
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10 20d2b121 2023-11-27 aa The program uses arc4random(3), so it should work on BSD and GNU
11 20d2b121 2023-11-27 aa systems.
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13 20d2b121 2023-11-27 aa You can download one of the releases at [1], clone the git repository
14 20d2b121 2023-11-27 aa via [2], or browse it at [3].
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16 20d2b121 2023-11-27 aa [0] https://www.eff.org/files/2016/07/18/eff_large_wordlist.txt
17 20d2b121 2023-11-27 aa [1] {ftp,rsync,https}://manpager.org/pub/usr/aa/gpass/
18 4bed3c28 2023-12-31 aa [2] ssh://anon@git.manpager.org/gpass
19 20d2b121 2023-11-27 aa [3] https://git.manpager.org/?action=summary&path=gpass.git