Python Password Generator | Get unhackable passwords with just 5 lines of python #shorts #hacker

This is the video where I taught how get passwords using python codes, i have used maximum 6-8 lines of code, to generate unhackable passwords.

Thats really hardworking, Please like the video #password #python

[ErniLandia]

python programmers be like how to create minecraft in python: import minecraft

[nabl]

I stopped watching when I saw you imported random

[Breadurite]

Man made a program that simulates keyboard smashing

[enriquebos]

Imagine this guy finding out about the string import ascii upper and lower lmao

[granie]

Everyone looking at the fact he imported random but man he even forgot to escape backslash

[karendof]

You can just import string and not use abcd... It's very useful👍

[sailor]

You won't caught me dead typing all the letters by myself writing code.

[aecgem]

Not a bad first try! Some constructive criticism though: 1. Random isn't secure for password generation due to it not being *truly* random, but if you added some form of seeding to it, it would be secure enough to generate the odd password! Try seeing if you can incorporate the system time, device info, or some other data as a next step! 2. You don't have to type out all those strings haha, you can import the ASCII character sets and work with them directly.
3. Try and see if you can implement an algorithm to filter passwords somehow. Ex: easily readable(no similar characters next to eachother, or alternation of caps like l and L.) Easily speakable ( only use very common symbols and regular upper/lower characters. Also try and see if you can let the user decide whether to have

Otherwise good job, keep it up!

[michaelsid]

As a SW engineer, I find this excruciating

[mossdem]

1. Random is predictable overtime, secrets provides a better randomisation functionality by using seeds. 2. Under the strings library I believe, there are a bunch of ways you can import the alphabet in all cases and with numbers etc. Good video for beginners tho as they can use this as a baseline!

[vincnt]

i don't think 8 characters are enough to stop a sophisticated brute force anymore...

[cyan]

Love the typing noises you added in post for no reason

[olivierlanvert]

As a C programer, I was ironically like
Come on, there is a lib for this

[gumball_]

Using random is not great for password encryption or whatever you should use "secret" module, it is used for generating random numbers for managing important data such as passwords, account authentication, security tokens, and related secrets, that are cryptographically strong. This module is responsible for providing access to the most secure source of randomness.

[TheNotSoRandomDude]

Don't write all the letters, digits and numbers manually, use the string module instead, then from string import digits, ascii lower/upper functions. Then use the random.choice or seed to pick a random value every time. Also, you don't need to write join to concatenate all the values, just use a formatted string then concatenate manually.

[attackhelicopteriscool]

Google password generator source code leaked

[celebert]

I stopped watching when you starter writing ABCD... instead of lower_case.upper()

[mcher]

You can use ascii_uppercase, ascii_lowercase, digits and punctuation from string

[PranavSNair-qflo]

Who else almost cried when he typed up the uppercase letters instead of getting them from the lowercase letters

[mihirshah]

Good start for beginner project, but if you really wanna make a strong password, we can use restrictions like atleast 5 symbols, 5 numbers, 3 uppercase and 3 lower case something like that.