Password Manager

Stores your passwords under two layers of AES-256 encryption. Sensitive data is cleared from RAM when the application exits.

Uses GTK+3.0 (to display GUI windows), OpenSSL (to hash and encrypt data) and Sodium (to generate cryptographically secure random numbers). Compiling this requires a POSIX-compliant system, because I have used functions not specified in the C standard, but specified by POSIX.

This application can automatically type the username and password for you; this is useful if a website has disabled copying and pasting. However, automatic typing may not work with non-ASCII characters.

Requirements

• basic computer knowledge
• 64-bit operating system (either Windows or a Linux distribution)

Notes

• The default passphrase is q.
• Queen.bin contains the hashed passphrase.
• King.bin contains the encrypted passwords.

Usage

The Easy Way (run pre-built binaries)

See releases and download the latest release. (It will be a ZIP file.) Once downloaded, extract the ZIP file. Navigate to bin in the extracted folder.

If you are on a Linux distribution

Run ED_Manager or ED_Manager.sh. (Some file managers won't let you execute binaries, while other won't let you execute shell scripts. If yours doesn't let you do either, open a terminal there and enter the command ./ED_Manager.)

If you are on Windows

Run ED_Manager.exe.

There is no release for macOS.

The Hard Way (compile from source and run)

• Install the following dependencies.
  • GTK+3.0 (GUI widget toolkit)
  • OpenSSL (cryptography toolkit)
  • Sodium (cryptography toolkit)
• Clone this repository. Open the folder where you cloned it.
• Generate resource.o from resource.rc. (I forgot how.:sweat_smile:)
• Depending on your environment, enter the correct run command.
  • Linux terminal: make lrun
  • Windows MSYS2 (MinGW shell): make wrun
  • macOS terminal: make mrun

If you are using any other environment, you will have to find out how to run the program on your own.