March 31, 2021

Bring inline with the webpassgen sister project

New word lists:

• Added formal Pokerware list to the "Alternate" generators.
• Added Natural Language Passwords to the "Diceware" generators.
  • This is an officially mentioned list on the diceware.com page. It's made up of 1,296 adjectives
    and 7,776 nouns. Use 4 dice to roll for a random adjective, then 5 dice for a random noun. The
    goal is to create a more memorable passphrase.
• Added the S/KEY words from RFC 1760 to the "Alternate" generators.
• Added the "English (All)" option to the "Alternate" generators.
  • This combines every English word list supplied by the project into a "mega list". After removing
    duplicates, this returns 39,862 unique words, providing about 15.28 bits of entropy per word.

Bug fixes:

• The "Korean K-pop" and "Secret Ninja" generators security was significantly less than expected,
  due to only evaluating the first few elements of each array rather than the full array itself.
  • If you used either of these generators for any account, you should update your passwords.
• Fixed the help output to match the functionality of the command.
• Changed the -D, --dicekey directions to match upstream.
  • "trbl` for top, right, bottom, & left, instead of the cardinal compass NESW directions.

Other stuffs:

• Removed -B, --babble, -k, --kpop, and -n, --ninja, and instead brought them under a -p, --pseudowords option for greater consistency.
• Updated my test.sh script to support the newly added word lists.