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chore: larger charset passwords #443

Closed Kodylow closed 3 months ago

Kodylow commented 3 months ago

adds caps and special characters for password generation, entropy increase from 82.7184 -> 98.72 bits , since we're making the generatePassword function the required firststep we should force best practices.

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Walkthrough ## Walkthrough The `generatePassword` function in `index.ts` has been enhanced by expanding its character set to include uppercase letters and special characters. This improves the strength and complexity of generated passwords, making them more secure. ## Changes | File | Change Summary | |-----------------------------------------|---------------------------------------------------------------------------| | `apps/guardian-ui/src/utils/index.ts` | Updated `generatePassword` character set to include uppercase letters and special characters. | ## Sequence Diagram(s) ```mermaid sequenceDiagram participant User participant Function: generatePassword participant CharSet User ->> Function: Call generatePassword() Function ->> CharSet: Load new charSet with uppercases + specials CharSet -->> Function: Randomly generate password Function -->> User: Return complex password ```

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`27-28`: **Security Enhancement Approved** The updated character set in the `generatePassword` function increases password entropy significantly, aligning with best practices for secure password generation. --- `27-28`: **Ensure Compatibility and Performance** While the security aspect is enhanced, ensure that the increased character set does not introduce performance issues or compatibility problems with systems storing or processing these passwords.
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