Linux randomly generated scripts for random passwords

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Cat/dev/urandom | Lc_all=c TR-DC "[: Alnum:]" | Fold-w |head-10

Si1n9kuyuz
Ddzsrxfgxa
Cadrbrt4px
Bugk6lkx4d
N5xod1toyr
1645cBxAjl
Krjwjr2txu
NhQedXagL9
Rradezgfhy
Qxcurm5ezf

Expression semantics
Alnum matches alpha-numeric characters
Alpha matches alphabetic characters
Blank matches spaces or tabs
Cntrl matches control characters
Digit matches numeric digits
Graph matches Non-space printing characters
Lower matches lower case letters
Print matches printable characters
Punct matches punctuation Symbols
Space matches spaces, tabs, returns, and newlines
Upper matches upper case letters
Xdigit matches hexadecimal digits

If you need a particularly complex password, try this:

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Cat/dev/urandom | Lc_all=c TR-DC "[: Graph:]" | Fold-w |head-10

y# @uDo. g-w
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Ps83,_ ' 8Xz
C?mnpuzn*i

Alternatively, you can use a UUID to produce a password that can only produce one at a time:

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Cat/proc/sys/kernel/random/uuid|tr-d "-"

D9d01c59d22f4ebbac16b759103f4fc6