Password Miner

Password Miner is a new idea of Password managers, it keeps your password safe, without the need to remember any of them. at the mean time it mixes the idea of having a password for each different account, and at the same time you have to remember only one master word.
Features:
- Completely random generation of passwords.
- Three optional inputs to create your passwords.
- Four Different password generating options (Capitals, smalls, numbers, and Symbols).
- Passwords generated are up to 1000 characters.
- You don’t have to remember the passwords, all you have to do is to enter the master word and keywords and then you will have your password again.
- No need for databases and files, there is no data to be saved. therefore no loss will occur.
- The program is very small. If you need your password in a different computer, all you have to do is to download the program or keep carrying it on your flash disk, no need for any kind of databases.
- The program doesn’t need to save any files, so your passwords are completely safe from strangers.
- Easy to use interface.
- The program has the ability to remember the keywords and username, which are useless by themselves as long as the master word is unknown.
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