rusty-diceware - a password generator using wordlists

Commandline Diceware (Wayback Machine mirror), with or without dice, written in rustlang.

Please use Gitlab for anything whatsoever. Github is just a mirror.

CHANGELOG here.

Inspired by the great passphrase generating solution Diceware (Wayback Machine mirror) invented by Arnold G. Reinhold (Wayback Machine mirror) and by Randall Monroe’s xkcd#936:

Usage:

``` Usage: diceware [options]

Options: -h, --help This help message. -e, --entropy Display number of entropy bits. -r, --dicerolls Provide results of physical dice rolls. Word per line, same digit order as in the files, digits between and including 1 and 6. -n, --nword NWORD Number of words in a passphrase. -d, --delimiter DELIM The delimiter character used to separate the words. -f, --wordlist-file FILE Path to a wordlist file. -l, --wordlist WORDLIST Wordlist to use. (efflong (default), effshort1, effshort2, minilock, reinhold, or beale) ```

Featuring

• The three wordlists mentioned in EFF's Diceware Guide:
  • EFF Long Wordlist.
  • EFF Short Wordlist #1.
  • EFF Short Wordlist #2.
• The original Reinhold wordlist (Wayback Machine mirror).
• The Beale wordlist (Wayback Machine mirror).
• The MiniLock (github)wordlist. (found in the phrase.js file)
• The all new --wordlist-file command line option which loads and uses your very own newline delimited wordlist file. Inquire within!

• Physical dice roll! You can (don't use echo, it will show up in ps and show your rolls to other users):

  $ cat | diceware -l efflong -r 111111 111112 ^D abacus abdomen

• Wordlists live in their own diceware_wordlists crate you can use for your own wicked deeds.

Mirrors

• Gitlab is the main repository.
• Github is just a mirror.

Say hello, chat, and/or lurch, aka "community"

You can say hello and/or rant about how terrible rusty-diceware is in the #rusty-diceware:matrix.org chat room.