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TOTP generator for Gnome

Project description

oathguardian: one-time password (TOTP/HOTP) generator

Oathguardian is a GTK-3 graphical tool for generating Time-based one-time password as defined in RFC6238. Those one-time passwords are frequently used as a two-factory authentication mechanism, by using a smartphone application such as Google authenticator.

Oathguardian permits to store the key secret either in a secret service such as Gnome Keyring ; or into a Yubikey 4. The yubikey is an USB device that has many security-related usages, such as storing a PGP private key, or doing TOTP/HOTP computations.

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Installation

For now the best way to install oathguardian is to use pip.

The following instructions describe how to install oathguardian on a debian system, and should be transposable to any other linux distribution.

Dependencies

Some dependencies have to be installed beforehand:

$ sudo apt install python3-pip
$ sudo apt install libzbar0
$ sudo apt install pcscd libpcsclite-dev swig

oathguardian

$ pip3 install --user oathguardian

Post-installation

The main executable, oathguardian-gtk will be automatically installed into $HOME/.local/bin. If this path is not currently in your PATH variable, please add it by adding to your $HOME/.profile:

PATH="$PATH:$HOME/.local/bin"

Licence

Oathguardian is released under the original ISC license, as used by OpenBSD project.

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