Diceware

Latest version: v1.0.1

Safety actively analyzes 723650 Python packages for vulnerabilities to keep your Python projects secure.

Scan your dependencies

Page 3 of 4

0.7.1

------------------

- Fixed 19. dwcoder revealed and fixed a nasty bug in the real-dice
randomness-source. Thanks a lot!

0.7

----------------

- Added sample ``.diceware.ini``.
- Added new english wordlist ``en_securedrop``. This is the new
default list. Thanks to `heartsucker
<https://github.com/heartsucker>`_ who compiled and added the list.
- Remove support for Python 3.2. Several packages we depend on for testing
and sandboxing stopped Python 3.2 support. We follow them.

0.6.1

------------------

- Minor doc changes: add separate config file docs.
- Fix docs: the default wordlist is named ``en``. Some docs were not
up-to-date in that regard.

0.6

----------------

- Officially support Python 3.5.
- Tests do not depend on `pytest-cov`, `pytest-xdist` anymore.
- Support configuration files. You can set different defaults in a
file called ``.diceware.ini`` in your home directory.
- Renamed wordlist ``en_8k`` to ``en`` as it serves as the default
for english passphrases.

0.5

----------------

- New option ``-r``, ``--randomsource``. We support a pluggable system
to define alternative sources of randomness. Currently supported
sources: ``"system"`` (to retrieve randomness from standard library,
default) and ``realdice``, which allows use of real dice.
- New option ``-w``, ``--wordlist``. We now provide several wordlists
for users to choose from. Own wordlists could already be fed to
`diceware` before. By default we still use the 8192 words list from
http://diceware.com.
- Rename `SRC_DIR` to `WORDLISTS_DIR` (reflecting what it stands for).
- Use also flake8 with tox.
- Pass `options` to `get_passphrase()` instead of a bunch of single args.
- Output wordlists dir in help output.

0.4

----------------

- Add --delimiter option (thanks to Rodolfo Gouveia).

Page 3 of 4

© 2025 Safety CLI Cybersecurity Inc. All Rights Reserved.