Small program for a small fee

[CajunTechie]

Ok so this is my last post on the market for tonight (I don't want to end up being seen as a spammer) but here's a little program I whipped up the other night to help Windows, Mac, and Linux users come up with good, strong, passwords. It's available for a small fee. This links to the Windows version. If you need the Mac or Linux version, email cajuntechie@hotmail.com

Password Generator 1.01
http://www.bitcoinservice.co.uk/files/286

SECURITY NOTICE:

I've verified that the software is completely virus free. However, I strongly recommend that you scan the files with your antivirus program PRIOR TO RUNNING IT to make sure you're safe. You won't find anything but it's just good security practice. Thanks to Kiba who reminded me to add this notice :-)

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[kiba]

Beware of possible trojans.

[grue]

You are downloading: pwgen-win.zip (1414KB)
a quick google search reveals:
http://pwgen-win.sourceforge.net/

also:
http://www.random.org/passwords/

free, customizable, and no risk of trojans.

[Nefario]

well he should get the md5checksum from the sourceforge site and check the files he's downloaded just to make sure it's not been tampered.

[CajunTechie]

You are downloading: pwgen-win.zip (1414KB)
a quick google search reveals:
http://pwgen-win.sourceforge.net/

also:
http://www.random.org/passwords/

free, customizable, and no risk of trojans.

Different program, same name. Feel free to download the open source one (it's probably just as good and it's totally free) but these aren't the same program as you can see from the interfaces.

[CajunTechie]

well he should get the md5checksum from the sourceforge site and check the files he's downloaded just to make sure it's not been tampered.

See above. This isn't the same program, just the same name.