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So for this week: I made my own password manager! I couldn't find a nice |
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self hosted open source password manager, apart from the one in |
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NextCloud. But to run NextCloud for just the password manager, it didn't |
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feel right. |
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So, again I asked Guus for help and he was able to create a nice design: |
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[Screenshot of the design] |
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And this is what I ended up with: |
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[Screenshot of the end result] |
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I also made a simple autocomplete extention for chome, just like the |
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NextCloud Passwords plugin: |
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[Screenshot of the extention] |
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The code isn't pretty (yet), so I'll have to clean that up before I'll |
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release it. Server side app is in PHP (yes, I know) because I can write |
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it fairly fast. The chrome app is just a modified version of one of the |
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example plugins. |
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As for encryption: When you login you authenticate with the sha-512 hash |
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of your password. The server doesn't know your password. From your |
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password an AES-encryption key is generated that is used to encrypt/ |
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decrypt all of your passwords, so the server doesn't know your |
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passwords. |
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It is far from final but it's a start. |
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