passify is a command line interface (CLI) for Phusion Passenger, equivalent to what powder and powify are for pow. passify is compatible with PassengerPane.

CIRCL Passive DNS/SSL API wrapper for Ruby

Declare job classes that can be run by a variety of queueing backends.

PassiveTotal API wrapper for Ruby

stores and encrypts passwords locally, keeps password metadata for easy password retrieval

passkeyed adds passwordless, usernameless passkey sign-in to Rails apps: a small, transparent runtime (a model concern, a controller concern, and a Stimulus controller) plus an install generator, built on webauthn-ruby.

Passphrase is a library and command-line tool for generating passphrases using the Diceware Method. The method selects words from a predefined database of more-or-less recognizable words, making the resulting passphrases easier to remember and type. And because the words are selected randomly, the result is more secure.

CLI password manager.

Passr is a simple Ruby gem handling password generation, encryption and decryption.

Client library for Passrock Binary Database

Apple Wallet passes require signing. Apple provides code for this, it isnt ideal.

Passw is a Ruby library for generating secure passwords, supporting length, character types, exclusions, and entropy-based strength assessment.

Passwd is provide hashed password creation and authentication.

Can be used to log in to Web sites which ask for specific characters from your password

it's easy to crack password by dict

Simple wrapper for BCrypt library to encrypt your passwords.

Notify the password expiration date of the Active Directory account

GPW - Generate pronounceable passwords. This program uses statistics on the frequency of three-letter sequences in English to generate passwords.

a simple tool to build a password/pin number sqlite repository based on user defined parameters 2. archive passwords/pin numbers, usernames, and corresponding site data 3. and search data. requires sqlite3. minor big fixes and bundle migration.

This gem was made from a preexisting library. I did not write the code. I just made it a gem so I could share it between projects.