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Before you publishFinds access keys, passwords and sensitive files left in a text or a folder, before you publish or send it. Values stay masked; replacement advice included.
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PassForge generates truly random passwords, tells you how long they would take to guess, and checks whether they have already leaked, without ever sending them.

1 to 20 passwords at once, or passphrases made of words. Ambiguous characters left out if you wish, symbols a site refuses removed.
Paste a password: PassForge estimates its strength and how long it would take to guess. It stays in your browser.
Only a short prefix of its SHA-1 fingerprint is used for the search, and you open the link yourself. The password never leaves.
Because a password should not be typed on someone else's server. The file runs on your machine, offline, and the page forbids any connection.
Yes: they come from your browser's secure random generator (crypto.getRandomValues), the one used for encryption. They are neither sent nor stored.
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Finds access keys, passwords and sensitive files left in a text or a folder, before you publish or send it. Values stay masked; replacement advice included.

Before opening an attachment: misleading extension, archive contents, hidden executable, fingerprints to compare with the publisher's.
Gives clues; it is not an antivirus.

Signs and verifies a file or a text, with keys generated on your machine and a password-protected private key. No command line.
Not a qualified eIDAS signature.