Dynamical Passwords doesn't store them in encrypted files, etc.; because of this, they can not be hacked, stolen, damaged, confiscated, broken, etc. You can generate strong passwords even with easily memorable keys like “qwerty” or “12345” and dates.

Dynamical Passwords will be handy for those that need to change passwords frequently; this can be accomplished by simply changing the date. Usage is straightforward, when run, it will ask you for your desired key, then a year, month, and day. Dynamical Passwords then compiles five passwords for use. Nothing to it.

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