Python Password Safe
Python Password Safe is a simple password manager CLI tool written in Python.
Python Password Safe allows you to save an encrypted list of username-password entries organized into different groups of your making. All you have to do is create and remember one master PIN number in order to unlock your password safe.
Note: This project was independently made for the purposes of learning new cryptography tools, practicing database interactions with SQLite, and developing a personal password manager for my local machine. Therefore, strong security is not guaranteed. Please use at your own risk!
Getting Started
Installation
# Using PyPI
pip3 install py-pwsafe
Running the program
pypwsafe
Demo
Initial Setup
Basic Usage
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License
Copyright (c) 2020 Ricky Thai
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