File Details |
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| File Size | 0.9 MB |
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| License | Shareware, $14.95 |
| Operating System | Windows 2000/9x/XP |
| Date Added | February 16, 2007 |
| Total Downloads | 805 |
| Publisher | Solid Programs |
| Homepage | Truly Random |
Publisher's Description
Truly Random uses a pseudo random generator or true random numbers from a sound card. By using the mask feature you can configure you random string or number very precisely, you may even generate lotto numbers. You can also automatically remove duplicate random strings or numbers, save to file, copy passwords to the clipboard, generate pronounceable passwords or remove common words from generated passwords, using a built in English dictionary.
Latest Reviews
asaenz reviewed v1.49 on Apr 20, 2010
Couldn't get the "truly random" part of it to work properly on my computer and I didn't want to spend much time with this program. I just go to Random.org into the advanced area or SuperGenPass.com and use the mobile version to get a "good enough" password for my needs.
bugmenot reviewed v1.49 on Feb 18, 2007
I tried it, and it was OK, but not any big deal. It's nice that even without using the "truly random" feature, you get cryptographically-strong randomization. If, that is, what the author says is true.
And that's the crux. It's closed source, so there is no way of knowing if the crypto-strong claim is true (and implemented correctly), or if the "truly random" feature is as claimed.
It's not just a security issue; they're asking money for this thing, yet for all I know, when this thing generates passwords, it is simply calling some lame, built-in, weak randomization function.
Zoroaster reviewed v1.32 on Aug 26, 2005
If such a software exists, it does mean that there's no paranoia in being aware that CIA, KGB, Mossad and DGSE are eveywhere, including in my private life. A pseudo-random 16 caracter code-password is nothing, I do need help, 'Truly Random' is now available, finally.
Tonght, I'll sleep relaxed. My privacy shall remain. Alleluia!
tmaioli reviewed v1.32 on Aug 26, 2005
Yea.... like I can remember random passwords. OK, and to pay besides, I think I can do better with my head. IMHO
asaenz reviewed v1.49 on Apr 20, 2010
Couldn't get the "truly random" part of it to work properly on my computer and I didn't want to spend much time with this program. I just go to Random.org into the advanced area or SuperGenPass.com and use the mobile version to get a "good enough" password for my needs.
bugmenot reviewed v1.49 on Feb 18, 2007
I tried it, and it was OK, but not any big deal. It's nice that even without using the "truly random" feature, you get cryptographically-strong randomization. If, that is, what the author says is true.
And that's the crux. It's closed source, so there is no way of knowing if the crypto-strong claim is true (and implemented correctly), or if the "truly random" feature is as claimed.
It's not just a security issue; they're asking money for this thing, yet for all I know, when this thing generates passwords, it is simply calling some lame, built-in, weak randomization function.
Zoroaster reviewed v1.32 on Aug 26, 2005
If such a software exists, it does mean that there's no paranoia in being aware that CIA, KGB, Mossad and DGSE are eveywhere, including in my private life. A pseudo-random 16 caracter code-password is nothing, I do need help, 'Truly Random' is now available, finally.
Tonght, I'll sleep relaxed. My privacy shall remain. Alleluia!
tmaioli reviewed v1.32 on Aug 26, 2005
Yea.... like I can remember random passwords. OK, and to pay besides, I think I can do better with my head. IMHO