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Manuals > PEAR > Supported types of passwords
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Supported types of passwords

Supported types of passwords --  This part of the documentation introduces the different supported types of passwords and gives examples for their usage.

Pronounceable passwords

One feature of the package is the ability to create passwords that are pronounceable.

Example 38-1. Creating a pronounceable password:

require_once "Text/Password.php"; echo "Creating pronounceable password of 10 chars....: "; echo Text_Password::create() . "\n\n"; echo "Creating 3 different pronounceable passwords...: "; print_r(Text_Password::createMultiple(3));

Unpronounceable passwords

In addition to pronounceable passwords Text_Password can also handle passwords that are not pronounceable.

Example 38-2. Creating a unpronounceable password:

require_once "Text/Password.php"; echo "\nCreating unpronounceable password of 8 chars with a,b,c as possible chars....:\t"; echo Text_Password::create(8, 'unpronounceable', 'a,b,c') . "\n\n"; echo "\nCreating 4 different unpronounceable passwords...:\n"; print_r(Text_Password::createMultiple(4, 10, 'unpronounceable')); echo "\nCreating unpronounceable password of 8 chars with numeric chars:\t"; echo Text_Password::create(8, 'unpronounceable', 'numeric') . "\n\n"; echo "\nCreating unpronounceable password of 8 chars with alphanumeric chars:\t"; echo Text_Password::create(8, 'unpronounceable', 'alphanumeric') . "\n\n";

Passwords based on given strings

Text_Password provides the ability to create passwords that are based on a given string. In a lot of cases this string is a existing username for a authentication system.

Example 38-3. Creating passwords based on a given string:

require_once "Text/Password.php"; echo "\nCreating password from login 'olivier', type is 'reverse':\t"; echo Text_Password::createFromLogin('olivier', 'reverse') . "\n\n"; echo "\nCreating password from login 'olivier', type is 'rot13':\t"; echo Text_Password::createFromLogin('olivier', 'rot13') . "\n\n"; echo "\nCreating password from login 'olivier', type is 'rotx':\t"; echo Text_Password::createFromLogin('olivier', 'rotx', 13) . "\n\n"; echo "\nCreating password from login 'olivier', type is 'rotx++':\t"; echo Text_Password::createFromLogin('olivier', 'rotx++', 13) . "\n\n"; echo "\nCreating password from login 'olivier', type is 'rotx--':\t"; echo Text_Password::createFromLogin('olivier', 'rotx--', 13) . "\n\n"; echo "\nCreating password from login 'olivier', type is 'xor':\t"; echo Text_Password::createFromLogin('olivier', 'xor', 5) . "\n\n"; echo "\nCreating password from login 'olivier', type is 'ascii_rotx':\t"; echo Text_Password::createFromLogin('olivier', 'ascii_rotx', 5) . "\n\n"; echo "\nCreating password from login 'olivier', type is 'ascii_rotx++':\t"; echo Text_Password::createFromLogin('olivier', 'ascii_rotx++', 5) . "\n\n"; echo "\nCreating password from login 'olivier', type is 'ascii_rotx--':\t"; echo Text_Password::createFromLogin('olivier', 'ascii_rotx--', 5) . "\n\n"; echo "\nCreating password from login 'olivier', type is 'shuffle':\t"; echo Text_Password::createFromLogin('olivier', 'shuffle', 1) . "\n\n"; echo "\nCreating password from an array of login 'olivier', 'martin', 'vanhoucke', 'jansen', type is 'reverse':\n"; $logins = array('olivier', 'martin', 'vanhoucke', 'jansen'); print_r(Text_Password::createMultipleFromLogin($logins, 'reverse'));

Currently the following obfuscation algorithms are supported:

  • xor

  • rotx

  • rotx++

  • rotx--

  • ascii_rotx

  • ascii_rotx++

  • ascii_rotx--

  • shuffle

  • reverse

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