Fort Passphrase Creator

It's recommended to regularly change the passwords to all your accounts, in case you've been hacked. Dictionary words or other keys that are easy to remember are most likely to be cracked by specialized tools.

A better solution is to create random passphrases that don't mean anything. The key complexity is maximized due to a combination of multiple characters as well as the inclusion of all types of characters (small and big letters, symbols, numbers). This way, it makes it impossible for hackers to learn your keys.

Fort Passphrase Creator is a straightforward example of a Windows application capable of generating random and secure passphrases based on the rules you define, with minimum effort.

Installing this lightweight tool isn't necessary since you can double-click the downloaded .exe to reach the main window right away. All options provided by the program are visible in this window.

If you use Fort Passphrase Creator with the default configuration, it will generate keys using two made-up words with big and small letters. As previously mentioned, it's a good idea to make the keys as ridiculous as possible, even if they will be harder to remember if you don't rely on a password manager.

You can add numbers, throw in special characters like exclamation point or percent sign, and use three or more words. A new passphrase is created every time you press the "Generate" button and hidden behind asterisk symbols, in case someone is looking over your shoulder. But they can be made visible. If you're pleased with the key, it can be copied with one click.

Unlike other similar tools, Fort Passphrase Creator is not designed to create multiple passwords at the same time. Nevertheless, it's incredibly easy to use and meet the security requirements when it comes to password protection. Since it doesn't need installation and it's small-sized, it can be kept in your collection of portable software and launched whenever you need fresh passwords.