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V1.1
RapidCipher 1.1.0 - A Secure & Modern Password Manager
We are excited to announce the first stable release of RapidCipher (v1.1.0)!
RapidCipher is a secure, flexible password manager built with JavaFX. It provides a clean, modern interface for storing and managing your sensitive login credentials. All data is encrypted using strong AES-256 and PBKDF2, ensuring your information remains private, whether stored locally or on a remote database.
Key Features
- Master Password Protection: A single, secure master password encrypts and decrypts your entire vault.
- Strong Encryption: Uses AES-256 (AES/CBC/PKCS5Padding) and PBKDF2 for key derivation to protect your data.
- Flexible Database Support: Connect to a local SQLite file (default) or a remote MySQL, PostgreSQL, or Firebird database.
- Database Migration: Easily migrate all your encrypted data from one database type to another via the in-app settings.
- Modern Neumorphic UI: A clean, minimal interface built with JavaFX.
- Light/Dark Mode: Automatically detects your system's theme (Windows, macOS, Linux) and provides a manual toggle to override it.
- Password Generator: Create strong, complex passwords and memorable passphrases from within the app.
- Core Functionality: Add, view, and delete login entries, with one-click copy for usernames and passwords.
How to Run
- Prerequisites: You must have Java 21 or later installed.
- Download: Grab the
RapidCipher-1.1.0.jarfile from the assets below. - Run: You can run the application by double-clicking the
.jarfile or from your command line:java -jar RapidCipher-1.1.0.jar
First-Time Setup
On the first run, RapidCipher will prompt you to create a new master password. This password is used to generate the encryption key, so do not forget it! It cannot be recovered.
By default, the application will create and use a local SQLite database file. You can change this to a remote database (like MySQL) from the Settings menu inside the application.
License: This project is licensed under the GNU Affero General Public License v3.0.
V1
RapidCipher 1.0.0 - A Secure & Modern Password Manager
We are excited to announce the first stable release of RapidCipher (v1.0.0)!
RapidCipher is a secure, flexible password manager built with JavaFX. It provides a clean, modern interface for storing and managing your sensitive login credentials. All data is encrypted using strong AES-256 and PBKDF2, ensuring your information remains private, whether stored locally or on a remote database.
Key Features
- Master Password Protection: A single, secure master password encrypts and decrypts your entire vault.
- Strong Encryption: Uses AES-256 (AES/CBC/PKCS5Padding) and PBKDF2 for key derivation to protect your data.
- Flexible Database Support: Connect to a local SQLite file (default) or a remote MySQL, PostgreSQL, or Firebird database.
- Database Migration: Easily migrate all your encrypted data from one database type to another via the in-app settings.
- Modern Neumorphic UI: A clean, minimal interface built with JavaFX.
- Light/Dark Mode: Automatically detects your system's theme (Windows, macOS, Linux) and provides a manual toggle to override it.
- Password Generator: Create strong, complex passwords and memorable passphrases from within the app.
- Core Functionality: Add, view, and delete login entries, with one-click copy for usernames and passwords.
How to Run
- Prerequisites: You must have Java 21 or later installed.
- Download: Grab the
RapidCipher-1.0.0.jarfile from the assets below. - Run: You can run the application by double-clicking the
.jarfile or from your command line:java -jar RapidCipher-1.0.0.jar
First-Time Setup
On the first run, RapidCipher will prompt you to create a new master password. This password is used to generate the encryption key, so do not forget it! It cannot be recovered.
By default, the application will create and use a local SQLite database file. You can change this to a remote database (like MySQL) from the Settings menu inside the application.
License: This project is licensed under the GNU Affero General Public License v3.0.