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A secure password generator that combines multiple layers of cryptographic protection with physical entropy from mouse movements.

https://github.com/gabrix73/gensecpass


Victor
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GabX aka Victor wrote:

A secure password generator that combines multiple layers of cryptographic protection with physical entropy from mouse movements.

https://github.com/gabrix73/gensecpass

Victor
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Quantum-safe TRNG? User-friendly CLI? Isn't it also vegan?

That troll isn't a crypto expert. He's just a not so clever salesman.

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On Wed, 8 Oct 2025 09:24:51 -0400, Anonymous User
<noreply@dirge.harmsk.com> wrote:

GabX aka Victor wrote:

A secure password generator that combines multiple layers of cryptographic protection with physical entropy from mouse movements.

https://github.com/gabrix73/gensecpass


Victor
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Quantum-safe TRNG? User-friendly CLI? Isn't it also vegan?

That troll isn't a crypto expert. He's just a not so clever salesman.

I'm not one to join up with tons of Web sites, especially those which do
not accept passphrases. So, here is the site I mostly use to generate a passphrase. Just load up about 10 or so phrases, the misspell a couple
of words, add a number or two along with a punctuation mark and

I'm not one to join up with tons of Web sites, especially those which do
not accept passphrases. So, here is the site I mostly use to generate a passphrase. Just load up about 10 or so phrases, the misspell a couple
of words, add a number or two along with a punctuation mark and you're
set.

I use at least a ten word passphrase consisting of at least 40 to 50 characters. So much for random cracking or any dictionary attack
working.

How to keep those passphrases safe? I use TrueCrypt - which is still
safe despite all the bulbleep posted about it's security. I don't use VeraCrypt because the dang thing failed on me twice. Each time I was
lucky that I kept a backup of my passphrases/passwords on TrueCrypt, or
I would have lost all of them. My TC passphrase I keep in a pocket in my
wallet and on a USB stick in my gun safe - which is 6 ft tall and 1,500
lbs. Nobody is breaking in and walking away with that.

I agree with Schneier, WRITE 'EM DOWN SOMEWHERE.

file:///C:/Passphrase%20Gen/Pass%20Phrase%20Generator.html

Now, to keep my Windows 7 and XP machines from capturing my passphrases/passwords, I use -

https://www.majorgeeks.com/files/details/toolwiz_time_freeze.html

I've used this for 6 years. It has never let Windows hold onto any info
i didn't want staying on the C: drive. I don't want hear about it's
old, it's unsupported, etc., etc. - the dang thing works!

And how do I know it's working? Another simple solution that also works
great.

https://www.theabsolute.net/sware/dskinv.html

So much for using any SUPER - DUPER QUANTUM MIRACLE password protection proggie.
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Now, I gotta lay down and take a nap. I wore myself out on this one.


set. I use at least a ten word passphrase consisting of at least 40 to
50 characters. So much for random cracking or any dictionary attack
working.

How to keep those passphrases safe? I use TrueCrypt - which is still
safe despite all the bulbleep posted about it's security. I don't use VeraCrypt because the dang thing failed on me twice. Each time I was
lucky that I kept a backup of the passphrases/passwords on TrueCrypt or
I would have lost all of them. My TC passphrase I keep in a pocket in my
wallet and on a USB stick in my gun safe - which is 6 ft tall and 1,500
lbs. Nobody is breaking in and walking away with that.

I agree with Schneier, WRITE 'EM DOWN SOMEWHERE.

file:///C:/Passphrase%20Gen/Pass%20Phrase%20Generator.html

Now, to keep my Windows 7 and XP machines from capturing my passphrases/passwords, I use -

https://www.majorgeeks.com/files/details/toolwiz_time_freeze.html

I've used this for 6 years. It has never let Windows hold onto any info
i didn't want staying on the C: drive. I don't want hear about it's
old, it's unsupported, etc., etc. - the dang thing works!

And how do I know it's working? Another simple solution that also works
great.

https://www.theabsolute.net/sware/dskinv.html

So much for using any SUPER - DUPER QUANTUM MIRACLE password protection proggie.
===
Now, I gotta lay down and take a nap. I wore myself out on this one.
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cory@giggles.com wrote:

Quantum-safe TRNG? User-friendly CLI? Isn't it also vegan?

That troll isn't a crypto expert. He's just a not so clever salesman.

I'm not one to join up with tons of Web sites, especially those which do
not accept passphrases. So, here is the site I mostly use to generate a passphrase. Just load up about 10 or so phrases, the misspell a couple
of words, add a number or two along with a punctuation mark and

I'm not one to join up with tons of Web sites, especially those which do
not accept passphrases. So, here is the site I mostly use to generate a passphrase. Just load up about 10 or so phrases, the misspell a couple
of words, add a number or two along with a punctuation mark and you're
set.

Is it a kind of a sentence block stuttering?

I agree with Schneier, WRITE 'EM DOWN SOMEWHERE.

file:///C:/Passphrase%20Gen/Pass%20Phrase%20Generator.html

:O ah! ok ...

Now, I gotta lay down and take a nap. I wore myself out on this one.

Better off!
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On Wed, 8 Oct 2025 16:58:29 +0200, Gabx <info@tcpreset.invalid> wrote:

cory@giggles.com wrote:

Quantum-safe TRNG? User-friendly CLI? Isn't it also vegan?

That troll isn't a crypto expert. He's just a not so clever salesman.

I'm not one to join up with tons of Web sites, especially those which do
not accept passphrases. So, here is the site I mostly use to generate a
passphrase. Just load up about 10 or so phrases, the misspell a couple
of words, add a number or two along with a punctuation mark and

I'm not one to join up with tons of Web sites, especially those which do
not accept passphrases. So, here is the site I mostly use to generate a
passphrase. Just load up about 10 or so phrases, the misspell a couple
of words, add a number or two along with a punctuation mark and you're
set.

Is it a kind of a sentence block stuttering?

No, it's more of a dumb stupid mistake of trying a complicated post by a simpleton who did so before he had his 2nd cup of coffee upon awakening,

I agree with Schneier, WRITE 'EM DOWN SOMEWHERE.

file:///C:/Passphrase%20Gen/Pass%20Phrase%20Generator.html

:O ah! ok ...

Now, I gotta lay down and take a nap. I wore myself out on this one.

Better off!

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On 10/8/25 03:30, Victor wrote:

A secure password generator that combines multiple layers of cryptographic protection with physical entropy from mouse movements.

https://github.com/gabrix73/gensecpass

Victor
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Thank you for this. I installed it on my Linux Mint and I am liking it!
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On 10/8/2025 12:30 AM, Victor wrote:

A secure password generator that combines multiple layers of cryptographic protection with physical entropy from mouse movements.

https://github.com/gabrix73/gensecpass

Victor
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Check this out:

https://groups.google.com/g/comp.lang.c++/c/7u_rLgQe86k/m/fYU9SnuAFQAJ

;^)
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Chris M. Thomasson once wrote:

On 10/8/2025 12:30 AM, Victor wrote:

A secure password generator that combines multiple layers of cryptographic protection with physical entropy from mouse movements.

https://github.com/gabrix73/gensecpass

Victor
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Check this out:

https://groups.google.com/g/comp.lang.c++/c/7u_rLgQe86k/m/fYU9SnuAFQAJ

;^)

You should start learning to design your software cross-platform!

As usual, your stuff on Usenet gives always compiling erros!

No matter what source code you post! I will stop now trying
out source code from you, unless you start programming in
Rust or Go!

And reading Google Groups threads is also annoying.

gcc test.c -o test
test.c:1:10: fatal error: thread: No such file or directory
1 | #include <thread>
| ^~~~~~~~
compilation terminated.
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SEC3 wrote:

Thank you for this. I installed it on my Linux Mint and I am liking it!

<3 yes !
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cory@giggles.com wrote:

Is it a kind of a sentence block stuttering?

No, it's more of a dumb stupid mistake of trying a complicated post by a simpleton who did so before he had his 2nd cup of coffee upon awakening,

Afther Coffee always a big joint, it's for this reason!

Gabx
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Victor wrote:

A secure password generator that combines multiple layers of cryptographic protection with physical entropy from mouse movements.

Instructions for systems for which I have a PC and an operating
environment where I can verify correct functioning:

### Debian/Ubuntu

```bash
# Install dependencies
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install golang libx11-dev git

# Clone repository
git clone git@github.com:gabrix73/gensecpass.git
cd gensecpass

# Install Go dependencies
go mod download

# Build
go build -v -o gensecpass gensecpass.go

# Optional: Install to system
sudo cp gensecpass /usr/local/bin/
```

### Arch Linux

```bash
# Install dependencies
sudo pacman -S go libx11 git

# Clone repository
git clone git@github.com:gabrix73/gensecpass.git
cd gensecpass

# Install Go dependencies
go mod download

# Build
go build -v -o gensecpass gensecpass.go

# Optional: Install to system
sudo cp gensecpass /usr/local/bin/
```

### Windows (Cross-Compilation from Linux)

```bash
# Install MinGW cross-compiler
# On Debian/Ubuntu:
sudo apt-get install mingw-w64

# On Arch Linux:
sudo pacman -S mingw-w64-gcc

# Clone repository
git clone git@github.com:gabrix73/gensecpass.git
cd gensecpass

# Install Go dependencies
go mod download

# Cross-compile for Windows
CGO_ENABLED=1 GOOS=windows GOARCH=amd64 CC=x86_64-w64-mingw32-gcc go
build -v -o gensecpass.exe gensecpass.go
```

**Note for Windows**: The X11 mouse entropy collection requires an X
server (like VcXsrv or Xming) running on Windows, or use WSL2 with X11 forwarding.

And,

## Troubleshooting

### "Cannot open X11 display"

**Cause**: DISPLAY environment variable not set or X11 not running.

**Solution**:
```bash
# Check DISPLAY variable
echo $DISPLAY

# If empty, set it (usually :0 or :1)
export DISPLAY=:0

# Verify X11 is running
xdpyinfo | grep "name of display"
```

### "Permission denied" on mouse device

**Cause**: User not in `input` group (if using device raw access).

**Solution**: Not applicable for X11 version (no device access needed).

### Slow entropy collection

**Cause**: Insufficient mouse movement or slow movement patterns.

**Solution**: Move mouse in varied patterns (circles, zigzags, random movements).

### "Failed to decrypt"

**Cause**: Wrong passphrase or corrupted file.

**Solution**: Verify passphrase and check file SHA-256 fingerprint.

Merci

Gabx
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On 10/8/2025 2:59 PM, Onion Courier wrote:

Chris M. Thomasson once wrote:

On 10/8/2025 12:30 AM, Victor wrote:

A secure password generator that combines multiple layers of cryptographic protection with physical entropy from mouse movements.

https://github.com/gabrix73/gensecpass


Victor
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Check this out:

https://groups.google.com/g/comp.lang.c++/c/7u_rLgQe86k/m/fYU9SnuAFQAJ

;^)

You should start learning to design your software cross-platform!

lol.

As usual, your stuff on Usenet gives always compiling erros!

No matter what source code you post! I will stop now trying
out source code from you, unless you start programming in
Rust or Go!

And reading Google Groups threads is also annoying.

gcc test.c -o test
test.c:1:10: fatal error: thread: No such file or directory
1 | #include <thread>
| ^~~~~~~~
compilation terminated.

So, you gave up? It compiles and works for me. Did you at least try
C++11? ;^)
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On 10/9/2025 12:19 PM, Chris M. Thomasson wrote:

On 10/8/2025 2:59 PM, Onion Courier wrote:

Chris M. Thomasson once wrote:

On 10/8/2025 12:30 AM, Victor wrote:

A secure password generator that combines multiple layers of
cryptographic protection with physical entropy from mouse movements.

https://github.com/gabrix73/gensecpass


Victor
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Check this out:

https://groups.google.com/g/comp.lang.c++/c/7u_rLgQe86k/m/fYU9SnuAFQAJ [...]

And reading Google Groups threads is also annoying.

gcc test.c -o test
test.c:1:10: fatal error: thread: No such file or directory
-a-a-a-a 1 | #include <thread>
-a-a-a-a-a-a |-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a ^~~~~~~~
compilation terminated.

So, you gave up? It compiles and works for me. Did you at least try C+
+11? ;^)

Heck, I just got it to compile and run on several online C++11
compilers. Try again.
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How to keep those passphrases safe? I use TrueCrypt - which is still
safe despite all the bulbleep posted about it's security. I don't use VeraCrypt because the dang thing failed on me twice.

I had TrueCrypt fail on me once. I lost a large amount of important
data. I never used it again, what a pain that was.

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On Thu, 9 Oct 2025 20:55:20 +0100, Yamn Remailer <noreply@mixmin.net>
wrote:

How to keep those passphrases safe? I use TrueCrypt - which is still
safe despite all the bulbleep posted about it's security. I don't use
VeraCrypt because the dang thing failed on me twice.

I had TrueCrypt fail on me once. I lost a large amount of important
data. I never used it again, what a pain that was.

I've had TC fail a couple of times over the years. It's always been the program's fault,, not the volumes being bad. Each time I uninstalled Tc
then reintalled it. The same passphrase I used before the failure worked without a problem. My volumes were still fine. This method has been
successful for me each time TC itself came down with a problem.
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On 10/8/2025 2:59 PM, Onion Courier wrote:

Chris M. Thomasson once wrote:

On 10/8/2025 12:30 AM, Victor wrote:

A secure password generator that combines multiple layers of cryptographic protection with physical entropy from mouse movements.

https://github.com/gabrix73/gensecpass


Victor
HCC

Check this out:

https://groups.google.com/g/comp.lang.c++/c/7u_rLgQe86k/m/fYU9SnuAFQAJ

;^)

You should start learning to design your software cross-platform!

As usual, your stuff on Usenet gives always compiling erros!

That is not true. Actually, why did you say that? Anyway...

No matter what source code you post! I will stop now trying
out source code from you, unless you start programming in
Rust or Go!

And reading Google Groups threads is also annoying.

gcc test.c -o test
test.c:1:10: fatal error: thread: No such file or directory
1 | #include <thread>
| ^~~~~~~~
compilation terminated.

You know what #include <thread> means, right? It's std C++.
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