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Generating memorable passwords is a hard problem. Perhaps the best available current option is diceware, which generates fairly short, fairly memorable passphrases. But, if you don't care about length, could you generate more memorable phrases for use by everyday people?
Pass-scenes are an attempt to create a more meaningful passphrase generator by using templates for different parts of speech and kinds of words, derived from Princeton's WordNet database. You can view a demo here, or install it as an npm module and try it out for yourself.
There's some significant future work to do here, mainly:
To use as a module: npm install pass-scene
Then:
> var scene = require('pass-scene')
> scene('{noun.time} is the time for all {adj.pert} {noun}s to come to the {noun.act} of their {noun.location}')
'twentieth century is the time for all testaceous drumbeats to come to the cremation of their epicentre'
> scene('{verb}ing {verb}s {noun}s')
'dogfighting unscrews casebooks'
> scene.entropy('{verb}ing {verb}s {noun}s')
43.040113798456446
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We found that pass-scene demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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