PassGenGo

Password generator in GO with some extra options.
Based on the Python Version https://github.com/B0lg0r0v/PassGen. <-----------Check it out!

Table of Content

• PassGenGo
  • Remarks
  • Usage
  • Examples
  • Installation
  • Disclaimer

Remarks

In this program, there are two functions for encryption.

1. -en is used to encrypt the newly generated password(s) within the program.
2. -enxp is used to encrypt any single input password.
   

For the decryption option -de, you must first input the encrypted password, then set a comma , and finally input your key.
Concerning the three options -o, -ex, and -enxp, you must set the arguments with the ="" symbol to avoid your terminal misinterpreting some special characters.

Usage

Password Options:
  -h, -help                                                       Show this help message
  -l LENGTH, --length LENGTH                                      Specify the password length. Default is 20.
  -n NUMBER-PASSWORDS, --number-passwords NUMBER-PASSWORDS        Specify the number of passwords to generate. Default is 1.
  -c, --clipboard                                                 Copy the generated password to the clipboard
  -en, --encrypt                                                  Encrypt a password or passwords with AES-256 and the same key
  -enxp PASSWORD, --encrypt-ext-pass PASSWORD                     Encrypt a password with AES-256. Only works with one password at a time
  -de ENCRYPT-PASSWORD, Key, --decrypt ENCRYPT-PASSWORD, Key      Decrypt a password given the key and the encrypted password.
  -o OUTPUT-PATH, --output OUTPUT-PATH                            Save the generated password to a file

Options for Exclusion:
  -ex, EXCLUDE-SPECIFIC, --exclude-specific EXCLUDE-SPECIFIC      Exclude specific characters from the password
  -exl, --exclude-lower                                           Exclude lowercase letters from the password
  -exs, --exclude-special                                         Exclude special characters from the password.
  -exu, --exclude-upper                                           Exclude uppercase letters from the password.
  -exd, --exclude-digits                                          Exclude digits from the password.

Additional Options:
  -t, --time                                                      Give the Execution time from the Password(s) back.

Examples

Command: go run ./passgengo.go -en -l 30 -n 2 -t -exs -exd

Command: go run ./passgengo.go -enxp="$~ln-)+~kQ+6V}7g9md~"

Command: go run ./passgengo.go -de 470f55af3a31e4da6677fc8bede6afdcce96282841370e8a419b075ce7eec3cee866c17b1215f908be91a33a890921707e8ba4da80d7da7f8286f9725e92e40e,28f5f0e701f0f70e406582549c893759efc39f5e6237b1f8840f75e96cf438fe

Command: go run ./passgengo.go -ex="euT58lkfDfg!#m." -o="Password.txt" -n 5

Installation

Preparation for PassGenGo

1. Download the reposoritory from GitHub: git clone https://github.com/K3res/PassGenGo.git

Install GO with the script:

1. Go to the LinGO Folder.
   
2. Make it executable: chmod +x go_linux_install.sh.
   
3. Run the bash script: ./go_linux_install.sh.
   

Execute in Linux:

1. Run the GO file for Linux: ./passgengo_linux.exe
   

Execute in Windows

1. Run the GO file for windows: ./passgengo_windows.exe
   

Disclaimer

This tool was just a small project for me to practice with the programming language GO. It is not intended to be the most secure and fastest program.