Cryptographically random passwords generated server-side via random_bytes(). Not stored.
Passwords are generated server-side using PHP's random_bytes() — a cryptographically secure random number generator. Generated passwords are never stored or logged.
Yes, passwords generated by 101IP are suitable for any website, including banks and crypto exchanges. Each password is created server-side using cryptographically secure random_bytes(), making it completely unpredictable. For high-security accounts, choose a length of at least 16 characters and enable all character sets: lowercase, uppercase, digits, and special symbols.
Math.random() produces pseudo-random numbers based on a deterministic algorithm that can be predicted given enough samples. This is a potential weakness that attackers can exploit. The server-side random_bytes() method draws true entropy from hardware or system-level sources. Our tool relies entirely on server-side generation — no client script is involved in producing the random values.
After generating a password, copy it and open the Password Breach Check tool at 101ip.ru (/hibp/). It will send only a hash of your password to the Have I Been Pwned service — the actual password never leaves your browser. If the result shows "not found in breaches", the password is safe to use. We also recommend storing all your unique passwords in a dedicated password manager.