P-Gen

About Tool:

The Python-based P-gen tool generates random passwords in a matter of milliseconds. This tool is compatible with both rooted and non-rooted Android devices.

Available ON :

  • Termux

TESTED ON:

  • Termux

REQUIREMENTS :

  • Internet
  • storage 200 MB

FEATURES :

  • Stable tool!
  • Updated maintenance!
  • Best in termux!
  • Easy for Beginners!

INSTALLATION [Termux] :

  • apt-get update -y
  • apt-get upgrade -y
  • pkg install python -y
  • pkg install python2 -y
  • pkg install git -y
  • pip install lolcat
  • pip install requests
  • pip install random
  • git clone https://github.com/noob-hackers/p-gen
  • cd $HOME
  • ls
  • cd p-gen
  • ls
  • python p-gen.py

–Enter the length of the password you want

–You can select any option by clicking on your keyboard

Note:- Don’t delete any of the scripts included in core files

USAGE OPTIONS [Termux] :

ENTER LENGTH OF PASSWORD:

  • With this option, you can start generating passwords.

WARNING :

This tool is only meant to be used for learning. We will not be held liable if you use this tool for any other purpose besides education.

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Aman Mishra

Aman Mishra is a eJPT certified and always keen to learn new concepts and methodologies regarding cybersecurity.he is also a cyber security content writer and have passion for sharing my knowledge about the latest threads and trends in the industry.

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