Skip to main content

A strong password generator program with source code

In my previous post https://steemit.com/programming/@royalmacro/a-free-open-source-data-encryption-program-for-steemit-users I share a data encrypton tool with source code, now, today here I share another program, a strong password generator with source code.
This program will generate strong, hard-to-guess passwords. I’ll do it by hashing together “domain name”, “login/user id” & “a secure master key”.
If you use the same secure master key for every password generations then you do not need to write down or, memorize your generated passwords. When you need your password then repeat the same procedure to re-generate it. If your “domain name”, “login/user id” & “a secure master key” are not different then you will generate the same password.
If you use only one secure master key then you have to only memorize your master key, not the passwords.
Lets try it !
Step by Step Development :
Open a new project in Visual Basic 8. Select “Standard EXE”.


Create 5 text boxes & one command button. Text1 textbox, Text2 textbox, Text3 textbox, Text4 textbox, Text5 textbox & Command1 commandbutton.
enter image description here
Add 5 Labels with captions “domain name”, “login/user id”, “secure master key”, “strong password” & “normal password”. And change the caption of the Command1 commandbutton to “Generate”. Add the passwordchar “*” to the Text3 textbox “password char” properties.
enter image description here
Add a module “Module 1” to the project
enter image description here
Add this following codes to the module “Module 1” :
enter image description here
Option Explicit

Public Function CryptRC4(sText As String, sKey As String) As String
Dim baS(0 To 255) As Byte
Dim baK(0 To 255) As Byte
Dim bytSwap     As Byte
Dim lI          As Long
Dim lJ          As Long
Dim lIdx        As Long

For lIdx = 0 To 255
    baS(lIdx) = lIdx
    baK(lIdx) = Asc(Mid$(sKey, 1 + (lIdx Mod Len(sKey)), 1))
Next
For lI = 0 To 255
    lJ = (lJ + baS(lI) + baK(lI)) Mod 256
    bytSwap = baS(lI)
    baS(lI) = baS(lJ)
    baS(lJ) = bytSwap
Next
lI = 0
lJ = 0
For lIdx = 1 To Len(sText)
    lI = (lI + 1) Mod 256
    lJ = (lJ + baS(lI)) Mod 256
    bytSwap = baS(lI)
    baS(lI) = baS(lJ)
    baS(lJ) = bytSwap
    CryptRC4 = CryptRC4 & Chr$((pvCryptXor(baS((CLng(baS(lI)) + baS(lJ)) Mod 256), Asc(Mid$(sText, lIdx, 1)))))
Next
End Function

Public Function pvCryptXor(ByVal lI As Long, ByVal lJ As Long) As Long
If lI = lJ Then
    pvCryptXor = lJ
Else
    pvCryptXor = lI Xor lJ
End If
End Function

Public Function ToHexDump(sText As String) As String
Dim lIdx            As Long

For lIdx = 1 To Len(sText)
    ToHexDump = ToHexDump & Right$("0" & Hex(Asc(Mid(sText, lIdx, 1))), 2)
Next
End Function

Public Function FromHexDump(sText As String) As String
Dim lIdx            As Long

For lIdx = 1 To Len(sText) Step 2
    FromHexDump = FromHexDump & Chr$(CLng("&H" & Mid(sText, lIdx, 2)))
Next
End Function
Input this following code to Form1 :
enter image description here
Private Sub Command1_Click()
Dim KEY As String
Dim Password As String
Dim str1, str2, str3, str4, laststr As String

If Me.Text1.Text = "" Then
MsgBox "Error - You have entered no domain!", vbCritical, "Error"
ElseIf Me.Text2.Text = "" Then
MsgBox "Error - You have entered no Login ID!", vbCritical, "Error"
ElseIf Me.Text3.Text = "" Then
MsgBox "Error - You have entered no master key!", vbCritical, "Error"
ElseIf Len(Me.Text3.Text) < 3 Then
MsgBox "Error - You have entered too short Master Key. Please, enter at least 3 characters!", vbCritical, "Error"
Else

KEY = LCase(Me.Text1.Text) + LCase(Me.Text2.Text)

Password = ToHexDump(CryptRC4(Me.Text3.Text, KEY))
If Len(Password) > 18 Then
Password = Mid$(Password, 1, 18)
End If

str1 = Mid$(Password, 1, 1)
str2 = Mid$(Password, 2, 1)
str3 = Mid$(Password, 3, 1)
str4 = Mid$(Password, 4, 1)
laststr = Mid$(Password, 5, Len(Password) - 4)

If Len(Me.Text3.Text) = 3 Then

Me.Text4.Text = str1 + "S" + str2 + "^" + str3 + "7" + str4 + "l" + laststr
Me.Text5.Text = str1 + "t" + str2 + "3" + str3 + "I" + str4 + "0" + laststr

ElseIf Len(Me.Text3.Text) = 4 Then

Me.Text4.Text = str1 + "R" + str2 + "$" + str3 + "8" + str4 + "j" + laststr
Me.Text5.Text = str1 + "k" + str2 + "7" + str3 + "X" + str4 + "5" + laststr

ElseIf Len(Me.Text3.Text) = 5 Then

Me.Text4.Text = str1 + "E" + str2 + "%" + str3 + "6" + str4 + "g" + laststr
Me.Text5.Text = str1 + "d" + str2 + "2" + str3 + "U" + str4 + "4" + laststr

ElseIf Len(Me.Text3.Text) = 6 Then

Me.Text4.Text = str1 + "H" + str2 + "!" + str3 + "5" + str4 + "m" + laststr
Me.Text5.Text = str1 + "v" + str2 + "1" + str3 + "F" + str4 + "0" + laststr

ElseIf Len(Me.Text3.Text) = 7 Then

Me.Text4.Text = str1 + "J" + str2 + "~" + str3 + "6" + str4 + "c" + laststr
Me.Text5.Text = str1 + "w" + str2 + "7" + str3 + "Q" + str4 + "9" + laststr

ElseIf Len(Me.Text3.Text) = 8 Then

Me.Text4.Text = str1 + "Z" + str2 + "#" + str3 + "8" + str4 + "h" + laststr
Me.Text5.Text = str1 + "o" + str2 + "6" + str3 + "T" + str4 + "4" + laststr

ElseIf Len(Me.Text3.Text) = 9 Then

Me.Text4.Text = str1 + "Y" + str2 + "@" + str3 + "5" + str4 + "d" + laststr
Me.Text5.Text = str1 + "p" + str2 + "4" + str3 + "W" + str4 + "7" + laststr

ElseIf Len(Me.Text3.Text) = 10 Then

Me.Text4.Text = str1 + "Z" + str2 + "&" + str3 + "8" + str4 + "n" + laststr
Me.Text5.Text = str1 + "y" + str2 + "2" + str3 + "G" + str4 + "5" + laststr

ElseIf Len(Me.Text3.Text) = 11 Then

Me.Text4.Text = str1 + "B" + str2 + "*" + str3 + "3" + str4 + "j" + laststr
Me.Text5.Text = str1 + "f" + str2 + "0" + str3 + "V" + str4 + "7" + laststr

ElseIf Len(Me.Text3.Text) = 12 Then

Me.Text4.Text = str1 + "Q" + str2 + "(" + str3 + "6" + str4 + "e" + laststr
Me.Text5.Text = str1 + "r" + str2 + "5" + str3 + "W" + str4 + "9" + laststr

ElseIf Len(Me.Text3.Text) = 13 Then

Me.Text4.Text = str1 + "U" + str2 + ")" + str3 + "7" + str4 + "t" + laststr
Me.Text5.Text = str1 + "m" + str2 + "4" + str3 + "K" + str4 + "7" + laststr

ElseIf Len(Me.Text3.Text) = 14 Then

Me.Text4.Text = str1 + "O" + str2 + "-" + str3 + "2" + str4 + "l" + laststr
Me.Text5.Text = str1 + "w" + str2 + "6" + str3 + "I" + str4 + "4" + laststr

ElseIf Len(Me.Text3.Text) = 15 Then

Me.Text4.Text = str1 + "X" + str2 + "=" + str3 + "7" + str4 + "j" + laststr
Me.Text5.Text = str1 + "d" + str2 + "5" + str3 + "V" + str4 + "6" + laststr

ElseIf Len(Me.Text3.Text) = 16 Then

Me.Text4.Text = str1 + "C" + str2 + "+" + str3 + "6" + str4 + "n" + laststr
Me.Text5.Text = str1 + "m" + str2 + "9" + str3 + "J" + str4 + "8" + laststr

ElseIf Len(Me.Text3.Text) > 16 Then

Me.Text4.Text = str1 + "T" + str2 + "+" + str3 + "6" + str4 + "y" + laststr
Me.Text5.Text = str1 + "l" + str2 + "9" + str3 + "X" + str4 + "8" + laststr


End If
End If
End Sub
Make the exe file :
enter image description here
Completed ! Now run the exe file :
enter image description here
In this tutorial I use “gmail.com” as domain, “samplegmailaccount@gmail.com” as login/user id & “12345678” as my secure master key. And after pressing the “Generate” button I got two types of passwords – strong (0Z5#388h834926252CB6) & normal (0o563T84834926252CB6). Look strong type passwords has special characters & normal has not. Some websites don’t support any special characters as password. So, you can normal password there. If you change any fields of domain, login/user id & secure master key then this program will generate quite different password.
If you use only one secure master key to generate your passwords then you have to only memorize your master key, not the passwords. And you will generate different types of strong passwords for different websites or Login/User IDs.
Thank you :D

Tags : Open Source Project, Programming, Security, Software, Steemit, Visual Basic, 

This Post Was Published On My Steemit Blog. Please, navigate to steemit and cast a free upvote to help me if you like my post. First Time heard about Steemit ? Click Here To Know Everything About Steemit 



$3 Donation [Fixed]

$Any Amount





Comments

Popular Posts (Last 7 Days)

Before A Heavy Rainfall

I clicked at the exact time ; after about 5 minutes rain started Location : Dakshineswar, Kolkata Snap taken : 02 August 2016 Camera : Xiaomi ; model - 2014818 Tags : Photography, Nature, Landscape photography, Flowers & Plants photography, Sky,  This Post Was Published On My Steemit Blog . Please, navigate to steemit and cast a free upvote to help me if you like my post. First Time heard about Steemit ? Click Here To Know Everything About Steemit  $3 Donation [Fixed] Donate $Any Amount

One Black & White Photograph Daily for 30 days - Day #25

green yard - behind of my village home Camera : Xiaomi Model : 2014818 Location : Bongaon, West Bengal, India Snap Taken : 14 March 2016 Tags : Black & White Photography, Flowers & Plants photography, Landscape photography, Nature, Photography,  This Post Was Published On My Steemit Blog . Please, navigate to steemit and cast a free upvote to help me if you like my post. First Time heard about Steemit ? Click Here To Know Everything About Steemit  $3 Donation [Fixed] Donate $Any Amount

Newslink: Zimbabwe Unleashes New Dollar-Pegged Currency, Should Switch to Bitcoin Instead

Zimbabwe Unleashes New Dollar-Pegged Currency, Should Switch to Bitcoin Instead image credit Zimbabwe has begun printing bond notes, allegedly pegged to the US dollar, as a means to curb inflation, as other countries turn to Bitcoin. In a resurrection of the African country’s currency not seen in seven years, the central bank is attempting to restart a Zimbabwean national currency, while simultaneously preserving its value from inflation. The new bond notes are pegged to the U.S. dollar, allegedly backed by a $200 million bond facility with Afreximbank, as a safeguard against rapidly losing its value to hyperinflation, as was the case with the nation’s last currency. Read full story on  cointelegraph website Tags : Bitcoin, Cryptocurrency, Economics, Money, News, Crypto Markets,  This Post Was Published On My Steemit Blog . Please, navigate to steemit and cast a free upvote to help me if you like my post. First Time heard about Steemit ? Click He...

The Real Face Of India - Episode 133

The Real Face Of India - Episode#133 I believe that India is the most beautiful country in the world. In this series I show the real face of beautiful India. Half Dozen Photos of Natural Beauties Snap taken : 21 Mar 2018   Camera : SAMSUNG, Model : SM-A310N0 Other Episodes :  Episode#01 ,  Episode#02 ,  Episode#03 ,  Episode#04 ,  Episode#05 ,  Episode#06 ,  Episode#07 ,  Episode#08 ,  Episode#09 ,  Episode#10 ,  Episode#11 ,  Episode#12 ,  Episode#13 ,  Episode#14 ,  Episode#15 ,  Episode#16 ,  Episode#17 ,  Episode#18 ,  Episode#19 ,  Episode#20 ,  Episode#21 ,  Episode#22 ,  Episode#23 ,  Episode#24 ,  Episode#25 ,  Episode#26 ,  Episode#27 ,  Episode#28 ,  Episode#29 ,  Episode#30 ,  Episode#31 ,  Episode#32 ,  Episode#33 ,  Episode#34 ,  Episode#35 ,  Episode#36 ,  Episod...

What I Learnt Today : 10 Unknown Amazing Facts About Animals - Part CXXXIII

  image credit (1) Japanese Macaques make snowballs for fun. (2) The chevrotain is an animal that looks like a tiny deer with fangs. (3) Turritopsis nutricula Immortal jellyfish is the only species known to live forever. (4) One million stray dogs and 500,000 stray cats live in New York City metropolitan area. Turritopsis nutricula Immortal jellyfish   image credit (5) Nine-banded armadillos always give birth to identical quadruplets. (6) The flying frog uses flaps of skin between its toes to glide. (7) It takes a sloth two weeks to digest its food.   Nine-banded armadillo   flying frogs   image credit (8) A narwhal tusk is actually an exaggerated front left tooth, and unlike most teeth, it's soft and sensitive on the outside with a tough interior. (9) Humpback whales create the loudest sound of any living creature. (10) The slowest mammal on earth is the tree sloth. It only moves at a speed of 6 feet (1.83 meters) per minute. slot...

Ancient alligators which had long legs and run faster than dinosaurs, also ate them

image credit Imagine an alligator with long four legs and runs faster than dogs. Am I crazy ? Probably not. But, this species is now extinct. They lived in the Jurassic Period. The name this amazing creature is Galloping crocodile. It existed 100 million years ago. And also they preyed on dinosaurs!  The most attractive features of Galloping crocodiles are their bone structure. After made research on their bones structure scientists said that they were efficient swimmers but that when they clambered ashore they were also capable of galloping across the plains. But, modern crocodiles crawl on their bellies because their legs sprawl out to the side.  The fossils of this primitive crocodiles are now discovered in North Africa by a group of fossil hunters. Most of the fossils was discovered in the year of 2001.  Hans Larsson , a paleontologist at the University of Montreal, who took part in the expedition which was sponsored by National Geographic, wrote -  ...

HOW GOOGLE'S NEW A.I. MICROCHIPS TAKE A PAGE FROM BITCOIN MINERS

Yesterday at  Google’s I/O developers conference , CEO Sundar Pichai briefly spoke about a custom-built chip that helps give Google its edge in machine learning and artificial intelligence. The chip, dubbed a TPU or Tensor Processing Unit (in keeping with  Google's A.I. platform TensorFlow ), is specifically wrought for running Google’s decision-making algorithms.  Most companies like Facebook and Microsoft use GPUs  for their machine learning and artificial intelligence.But Pichai’s speech and the  accompanying blog post  only reveal a few details about TPUs. About the only useful thing we know about the chip is that it’s an ASIC, or application-specific integrated circuit. ASIC chips aren’t bought off the shelves, but designed specifically to do one task very well without using a lot of power. They’re used in applications that never change, like the controlling how a phone battery charges. .............................. [ read full story ] Ta...

Close Shot - Red Chili (Chili pepper)

Red Chili  is one kind of fruit of plants from the genus Capsicum and species Frutescens. So, it's scientific name is  Capsicum Frutescens . They are vastly used in all kinds of bengali curry and spicy dishes. They are also used in many cuisines to add spiciness to dishes. Nutrition Facts [per 100 gm] Total Calories 35 Fat 0% Cholesterol 0% Sodium 0% Potassium 10% Carbohydrate 2% Dietary fiber 6% Sugar 0% Protein 3% Vitamin A 19% Vitamin B-6 25% Vitamin C 240% Iron 5% Magnesium 5% Calcium 1% [Source of Nutrition info :  wikipedia ] Location : Barasat, Kolkata, West Bengal Snap taken : 14 March 2018 Camera : samsung; model - SM-A310N0 Tags : Photography, Nature, Fruits, Fruits photography, Macro Photography,  This Post Was Published On My Steemit Blog . Please, navigate to steemit and cast a free upvote to help me if you like my post. First Time heard about Steemit ? Click Here To Know Everything About Steemit  $3 Donation [Fixed] ...

One day at the Zoo -Episode #07

Two weeks ago I visited "Alipore Zoological Gardens" in Kolkata which is mostly known as "Alipore Zoo". It was founded in the year of 1875 in British India. And it was established by Edward VII, and then The prince of wales. This zoo is the biggest attraction of the tourists in the "City of Joy". However, the Alipore Zoo has some notable historical value as it's the most old zoological garden in India. The zoo was also famous for the home of "Aldabra giant tortoise". But, in 2006 the tortoise died at the age of almost 250. There are now over 1266 animals of 108 species are living in the Alipore Zoo. And annual visitors of the zoo is about 3 millions. **I captured some photos, but, due to the obstacle of the fence I couldn't take them very clearly. ** To be continued ... Episode #1 ,  Episode #2 ,  Episode #3 ,  Episode#4 ,  Episode#5 ,  Episode#6 source of info :  Wikipedia Tags : Animals, Animals photography, Ph...

BitCoinIRA Debuts Bitcoin Investments for Retirement Accounts

The firm establishes its credibility in a market known for security issues by having Edmund C. Moy, the former Director of the United States Mint, serve as its Chief Strategist. Moy says: “ Bitcoin  is unique in that it's a completely decentralized  ... BitCoinIRA.com Launches Revolutionary " Bitcoin  IRA" Investment Product Exclusively for Retirement Accounts Benzinga  ........................................... ........................ [ Read Full Story ] Tags :   Bitcoin, Business, Cryptocurrency, Economics, News, Investments This Post Was Published On My Steemit Blog .  Earned : $00.00 SBD Converted to USD @0.9578$ Rate = $00.00 USD .  First Time heard about Steemit ? Click Here To Know...
Back to Top