passax 1.20

Retrieve saved passwords. Currenly working for Chrome-based Linux & Windows browsers.

Passax

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Python3 library that can retrieve Chrome-based browser's saved login info.

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Requirements

• secretstorage~=3.3.1
• pywin32==302 (Only Windows)
• pycryptodome==3.12.0

Notice that these libraries will be automatically installed through the setup.py file when using pip install passax.

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Suported Systems

Passax v-1.20 now includes:

• MacOS (Only tried in Monterrey)
• Windows (Only tried in Win-10)
• Linux (Tried on Ubuntu / Kali Linux)

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Usage

Notice that sometimes you might get a blank output, this can be because you had installed the browser you're trying to get data from, but the login data was erased. You can use the blank_file = False parameter not to save the file if it's blank.

Print to screen the login info from Chrome.

from passax.chrome import windows, browsers

# Change to chrome.ChromeLinux for Linux users.
# Change to chrome.ChromeMacOS for MacOS users.
# Chrome is a supported browser
win = windows.Chrome(browsers.Chrome, blank_passwords=False)  # Class instance
win.fetch()  # Get database paths and keys
win.retrieve_database()  # Get the data from the database
print(win.pretty_print())

Save data to a file.

from passax.chrome import windows, browsers

win = windows.Chrome(browsers.Chrome, blank_passwords=False)
win.fetch()
win.retrieve_database()
win.save("login_data.txt", blank_file=False, verbose=True)

Save login data from all suported browsers

from passax.chrome import windows, browsers

for browser in browsers.available_browsers:
    win = windows.Chrome(browser, blank_passwords=False)  # Class instance
    win.fetch()  # Get database paths and keys
    win.retrieve_database()  # Get the data from the database
    win.save(f"{browser.base_name}_data.txt", blank_file=False, verbose=True)  # Save the file

Run in any supported OS (Note that macOS will not work because I need to include the browsers. This will come with the next update)

import platform
import sys

from passax.chrome import browsers

if platform.system() == "Windows":
    from passax.chrome import windows as os

elif platform.system() == "Linux":
    from passax.chrome import linux as os

elif platform.system() == "Darwin":
    from passax.chrome import macos as os

else:
    print("No compatible system!")
    sys.exit(-1)  # Clean exit

for browser in browsers.available_browsers:
    passax_ = os.Chrome(browser, blank_passwords=False)  # Class instance
    passax_.fetch()  # Get database paths and keys
    passax_.retrieve_database()  # Get the data from the database
    passax_.save(f"{browser.base_name}_data.txt", blank_file=False, verbose=True)

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To do

• Add the test file back (removed because it needed a fix)
• Maybe add other browsers not based on Chromium (Firefox, for example).

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Contact

Any suggestions/problems contact me at [e-mail]