Generates a New Passphrase in English or Spanish. The Dictionaries have had all politically correct words removed that could be construed as harrassment. Your Lawyer and HR team will be excited with this product.

Install Passphrases in powershell with command:

  Install-Module -Name Passphrases

AddLeet Switch. Substitutes numbers for letters in a random number of words. Default is false.

-AddLeet

AddUpperCase Switch. Adds 1 Uppercase word, default is true.

-AddUpperCase

AddNumber Switch. Add Number to the end of a word. Default is true.

-AddNumber

ReturnSecure Switch. Returns a Secure password instead of plain text. Default is false.

-ReturnSecure

Language String. Accepts EN, ES, English, and Spanish. Default is English.

-Language

Cyrillic Switch. Switches on Cyrillic based passwords. Note, US English keyboards do not support this language type. Default is false.

-Cyrillic

wordcount Int. Number of words to generate. Default is 3.

-wordcount

Delimiter String. Valid responses are '-','_',' ','#','@','&','('). Default is '-'.

-Delimiter

#Example 1

Displays an English passphrase that is 3 words long, includes a random number on a random word and delimited with '-'.

New-Passphrase

#Example 2

Displays a Spanish, Non-Cyrillic passphrase that is 3 words long, includes a random number on a random word and delimited with '-'.

New-Passphrase -Language Spanish

#Example 3

Displays a Spanish, with Cyrillic words enabled passphrase that is 3 words long, includes a random number on a random word and delimited with '-'.

New-Passphrase -Cyrillic -Language Spanish

#Example 4

Displays a Spanish, with Cyrillic words enabled passphrase that is 6 words long, includes a random number on a random word and delimited with '-'.

New-Passphrase -Cyrillic -Language Spanish -WordCount 6