Cryptographic encryption techniques in a password manager
Delina Mei Yin Beh, Navneet Kaur, Sahil Verma, Anupam Joshi · IET conference proceedings. · 2023
Today, we have a plethora of email accounts, cloud storage, banks, blogs, forums, e-shopping, and other services at our disposal. We have problems choosing passwords for several web accounts. A criminal can acquire access to another user's services, including his bank password, mail, and internet shopping credentials if you're using the password for all of these accounts. By utilizing multiple passwords across different systems, users may use passwords that are easy to remember or weak, increasing the likelihood of users forgetting their passwords and raising user support related to detailed performance and resetting your password. To address this problem, we're working on developing a safe password manager that can manage many user accounts and passwords without putting people under the strain of remembering multiple accounts and passwords. User data contained in the password manager is stored locally on the hard drive / SSD, ensuring great usability, maximum security, and convenience of use for end users.