Clipperz Community Edition is a web based password manager hosted at https://clipperz.is.
Why an open source version of Clipperz?
Because we want to enable as many people as possible to play with our code. So that they can start trusting it. The code, not its developers.
In order to allow
... [More] anyone not just to inspect the source code, but also to analyze the traffic it generates between client and server, we made available this open source version as an easy way to locally deploy the whole password manager web app on your machine. You can choose among the available backends (PHP/MySQL, Python/AppEngine, …) or contribute your own.
Whatever is your motivation for playing with Clipperz code, we would love to hear from you: get in contact! https://clipperz.is/about/contacts/ [Less]
DisPass is a password manager for GNU/Linux, *BSD, MacOS X and Windows. It can be used as any traditional password manager, but has one key difference. DisPass does not store your passwords anywhere, so you can never lose them. It creates strong and unique passphrases formed from a master password
... [More] and a label (and some optional parameters), helping you get rid of the bad habit of using a single password for multiple websites. Dispass is a console application, but also has a simple graphical interface. [Less]
The Password tools bundle is one application combining three tools - the Analyser (shows the "strength" of your password, the Generator (generates "strong" passwords) and the Manager (stores passwords securely using Rijndael).
Your new best way to manage passwords
* Only one password to remember
* Conveniently integrated into your browser
* No need to trust us, your data stays on your device (safely encrypted)
* Most passwords never stored but generated when needed
* Easy to recover a password without access to
... [More] your device
* Multiple backup strategies supported
* Sync data between multiple devices easily
* Free and open source [Less]
A very simple script to generate site passwords from a master password and a site name.
Does so in such a way as to make the master password basically unguessable, and the resulting site password will also have many bits of entropy making it very hard to guess.
To be technical, it runs 200000
... [More] iterations of PKCS#5 v2.0 PBKDF2 with the master password as the key and the site name as the salt and base64 encodes the result (plus a bit of modification) to generate the site password.
A Javascript version that relies on sjcl is in here now, and it needs a web page wrapper. Hopefully, an Android applet version will also be added soon. [Less]
autopasswd is command line program that deterministically generates a strong password based on your master password and the service name your that ask it to generate a password for. autopasswd will print the entered password with black on black text so that it cannot be read visually. You can also
... [More] choose to make the output readable by a program. To make sure that you did not mistype your master passphrase a short Keccak hash of it will be echoed. [Less]
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