DIS Password Manager

A simple password manager written in Python using Flask, bcrypt, and cryptography. The application supports:

• User registration and login.
• Storing, uploading, searching, viewing, and removing passwords.
• Checking password strength.
• Encrypting passwords with a key from key.key.

Project Structure

• main.py – Bootstraps the Flask application.
• user_manager.py – Manages user registration, login, and data storage.
• user.py – Defines a User class that interacts with the password manager.
• password_manager.py – Performs password storage, encryption/decryption, and strength checking.
• requirements.txt – Lists Python dependencies.
• templates/ – Contains HTML templates for the Flask routes (home, login, register, dashboard, navigation, upload).
• passwords/ – Stores user-specific JSON files with encrypted passwords.
• users.csv – Stores hashed user credentials.

Installation and Setup

1. Clone the repository:

   git clone https://github.com/JavienTJE/DIS
   cd DIS

2. Install dependencies:

   pip install -r requirements.txt

3. (Optional) Update the secret key:

   If needed, update the secret key in main.py.

4. Run the Flask application:

   Either run:

   python main.py

   or use the VS Code debugger by selecting Python Debugger: Flask.

5. Open your browser:

   Navigate to http://127.0.0.1:5000.

Usage

1. Register a New User:

   Open the Register page and create a new account.

2. Log In and Manage Passwords:

   After logging in via the Login page, use the Dashboard to:

   • Add Passwords: Securely store credentials.
   • Generate Passwords: Create strong passwords for new accounts.
   • View Passwords: Retrieve and check the strength of stored passwords.
   • Remove Passwords: Delete credentials as needed.
   • Search Passwords: Find specific credentials.

3. Encryption:

   Passwords are encrypted using the key in key.key.

Additional Information

• Passwords are saved in the passwords directory as JSON files (e.g. a_passwords.json, test_passwords.json, etc.) that are managed by the password_manager.py.
• For user data handling, refer to the logic in user_manager.py and user.py.

Contributing

If you encounter issues or wish to contribute, please open an issue or contact the project maintainers.

Enjoy using DIS Password Manager!