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Secure Enough is a simple application for saving small text files using a cipher. It can be used to keep low security passwords/notes from prying eyes. It was originally designed to help me keep track of the hundreds of passwords I have for different web sites and passwords for work. It syncs up wit...
The source code for the KeyGenius backend server is now available through SVN, as well as basic instructions on setting up your own server. KeyGenius uses the [http://symfony-project.org Symfony framework].
[Installation Installation instructions]
http://kg.yubico.com
This is a command-line utility for storing passwords. The passwords are kept in an encrypted file which the user may edit with a text editor. The purpose of this project is to provide a secure method of storing passwords (or any confidential information) which works over a text-only interface (like ...
Password database
A simple Ruby Library to create passwords that are pseudo random, really random (based on /dev/urandom) and phonemic.
A CLI tool is included to demonstrate the use of the library.
A simple use case for this library could be:
{{{
require 'passmakr'
require 'pp'
pw = Passmakr.new(:phonem...
Javascript objects to create graphical passwords
Coelacanth is a very simple CLI application for making and managing passwords that can be used securely.
The passwords are intended to be stored in an encrypted file system, such as TrueCrypt.
Coelacanth is being written in PHP and it makes use of the Haddock CMS framework and is released unde...
!DroidPass is a secure password manager for the android platform.
A collection of some smaller PHP projects
#summary Home page
= Introduction =
This is a project space for a few PHP pet projects I've been playing with. Some of them I find quite useful, so hopefully so would you.
= Details =
Summary of projects
* ToDo list - supports users, proj...
StorWords will be a password storage utility with the following features:
* Sync with a user-defined FTP server (with client-side encryption, so the server admin can't read the passwords)
* Cross-platform (Win, Linux, Mac), available as both a Firefox extension and a stand-alone application
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