Secure CLI password manager written in Python.

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README.md

keyvault (password manager)

About The Project

This repository houses the code for keyvault, a fast, simple and secure CLI password manager written in Python. This program has the following features:

256-bit AES encryption
SQLite3 database
TOTP support
Beautiful tables
Password input masking
Low process overhead

My goal for this project was to make an easy-to-use password manager to learn about cybersecurity concepts like encryption, databases and Python in general.

Main Benefits

Easy to operate

Commands are incredibly simple even for those not used to CLI applications.

Increased data integrity

Instead of asymmetric encryption with public and private keys, all that needs to be backed up is the encrypted SQLite3 database.

Installation Guide

Dependencies

python >= v3

sqlite >= v3

Linux/MacOS

Open the Terminal (Linux/MacOS) or Command Prompt (Windows)
Clone the git repository

git clone https://forge.sufyaan.me/TitanElectrons/keyvault.git

Change the current working directory to the 'keyvault' directory

cd keyvault/

Install the dependencies

pip install -r files/dependencies.txt

[!WARNING] If you are using Arch Linux, use this command instead: yay -S python-sqlcipher3 python-password-strength python-pyotp python-tabulate-git && pip install --break-system-packages pysqlcipher3 This will not break your system. The AUR version of the pysqlcipher3 module is not enough.

Execute the Python script

python3 keyvault.py