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Password Bird is a free online password generator service. It generates random passwords by combining the first or last few letters of name, word and date you provide. The result is a hard-to-guess word that is familiar and easy for you to remember.
There is no registration required, all you need is to fill in your special name, word, date and click ‘Create Password’, you will get your own unique password instantly generated. You can also add some special symbols to generate a complicated, strong password. If you don’t like the generated password, you can click to make a new one or enter different information.
It does not store any generated password or information you provide. Check out Password Bird at http://passwordbird.com/.
April 9th, 2008 at 8:33 pm
FAIL. I don’t get it. I tried it and the passwords are neither easy to remember nor reproducible (for when I need to retrieve a password). If I could remember the “special” person, “special” word, and “special” date–I wouldn’t need “Password Bird” to create the password for me. Also, am I supposed to use a unique set of “special” people, words and dates, for each application and web site that I need a password for? Password Bird fails the “does it do something I can’t already do myself” test. If the suggestion is that you generate one password and then use it everywhere, then whomever created the site, and whoever links to it, should all be taken out back and shot.