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Secure 256-bit AES Encryption
Each database is initialized with a unique random salt in the
first 16 bytes of the file. This salt is used for key derivation
and it ensures that even if two databases are created using the
same password, they will not have the same encryption key.
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Works Offline
Passwords are all stored locally on the drive to prevent online
vulnerabilities.
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No Data Collected
Your personal data will be safe and sound. We will not touch them.
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Built-in Hashing System
No storing of plaintext passwords as they are securely hashed
before.
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No Advertisements
No distractions. Only security.
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Simple Interface
Easy to access, even kids could use it.
For screenshots and more information, visit the Git Repo
here.
PassSafe is a personal project I worked on in
September 2022, which was when I first started learning Android app
development. In this digital era where there are
vulnurabilities in almost anything online,
it is crucial that one creates different secure passwords for the
different platforms that they might be using. However, this leads to a
key problem - remembering them. I asked some
people about this and many seemed to possess this issue as well.
Moreover, many password vaults out there are sometimes too much of a
hassle to set up or contain too many features which may be difficult to
implement and understand. Hence, I decided to create my own
simple, yet
secure password vault
that anyone can comprehend and use safely.