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Tag: Random Password

mkpasswd: Generate Random Password

In Linux, you may easily generate a random password through command.

To done it, you may use the mkpasswd utility.

$ mkpasswd
HXyt*m22j

Use -l to define the length of the password text as the password length by default is 9.
$ mkpasswd -l 15
y6lejl3ltm=bAKf

Posted on June 10, 2010April 8, 2012Categories LinuxTags generate random password, Linux, mkpasswd, password, Password Length, Password Text, Random Password
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