Python Password Manager ver. 1.0.8 www.garanet.net
In these last years, I created scripts in different languages (bash, python, Perl, Ruby) and recently I studied python as a Data engineer. So, in my spare time, after 10 years I started to program again and my Idea was to create something I really need, that I can trust and it can be flexible. The first project has made for the terminal, but I had fun to learn how to export a python script to the GUI version.
As Security Officer I cannot trust to save all my passwords to a KeyManager or to an external Password Manager, because I don't know if my passwords are transmitted via the internet or in the future we'll there a bulletin with some exploit then I have to re-change all my passwords. I think is better to combine my basic python skills with what I need, then I created my own password manager, in Python3, with encryption based of random KEY and Password, and sure that it hasn't an internet connection.
Tested on a MacOSX, working also in Linux
Python3
Pandas
cryptography
pyAesCrypt
PyQt5
First Run: PyPWD > Creates Master Key with your master username and password (Do not forget it or modify the configfile, otherwise you'll be not able to open your password manager anymore).
PyPWD > Saves a DataFrame as an encrypted CVS and all passwords are the encrypted too, with key and the master password.
Login: PyPWD > Dencrypts the password file, based of the username and password filled.
Search Password
Show All Password
Copy the table cell content via double-click
Create New Password + random creation button
Delete password
Config Language
Config Encoding
Export all cleaned password in excel
Export encrypted backup for PyPWD
Import encrypted backup for PyPWD
Reset all password
Change master password
:# git clone https://github.com/garanet/PyPWD.git
:# cd PyPWD
:# pip3 install -r reqs.txt
:# python3 pypwd.py
:# python3 setup.py py2app --qt-plugins
https://sourceforge.net/projects/pypwd/files/
FILE PyPWD.app.zip => MD5 = df52f43ecaa3cf6b40de1325a5e52f49