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PassGuard - By RacerOP v1.0.0

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PassGuard - By RacerOP v1.0.0

We are excited to announce the release of PassGuard v1.0.0, a secure and user-friendly password manager application built using Flask. This release provides essential features for managing your passwords securely and efficiently.

Features

  • Add New Password: Add a new password with website, username, and password fields.
  • View Passwords: View your stored passwords. Passwords are hidden by default and can be revealed by entering the passphrase.
  • Edit Passwords: Edit the details of an existing password entry.
  • Delete Passwords: Delete an existing password entry.
  • Secure Passphrase: Uses a generated passphrase to encrypt and decrypt passwords.
  • Automatic Hide: Passwords are automatically hidden again after 20 seconds.

Installation

  1. Download the Executable

    Download the latest version of the executable from the releases section of the repository.

  2. Run the Executable

    Navigate to the directory where you downloaded the executable and run it:

    PassGuard.exe

    The application will start and you will see a popup message indicating that the password manager is running on localhost:7777.

  3. Access the Application

    Open your web browser and go to:

    http://localhost:7777

Usage

  • Login: Enter the passphrase to access the password manager.
  • Add Password: Click on "Add New Password" to add a new password entry.
  • View Password: Click the eye icon next to a password field and enter the passphrase to view the password. The password will be hidden again after 20 seconds.
  • Edit Password: Click "Edit" next to a password entry to edit its details.
  • Delete Password: Click "Delete" next to a password entry to delete it.

Passphrase Management

  • The passphrase is generated and stored in a file named passphrase.txt in the root directory of the project.
  • Ensure you keep this passphrase secure as it is used to encrypt and decrypt your passwords.

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please open an issue or submit a pull request for any changes or improvements.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details.

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