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Package: passwdk
Passwdk is simple console password manager that uses single json file as it’s backend.UsageStart passwdk using:$passwdk--helpusage:passwdk[-h]{add,get}positionalarguments:{add,get}actiontotakeoptionalarguments:-h,--helpshowthishelpmessageandexitAdd passwordAdd new password to password file using:$passwdkadd--helpusage:passwdkaddargumentsoptionalarguments:-h,--helpshowthishelpmessageandexit-nNAMEpasswordname-uUSERusername-eEMAILemail-oNAMEVALUEotherinformations-tTAGS[TAGS...]passwordtagsOnly name is required. Other information may be provided multiple times to store whatever information on password entry. You will be prompted for password. If you want to generate that use application designed to do that, e.g.pwgen.After saving changes to password file POST_ADD_HOOK is executed (if defined). It can be used to e.g. commit changes to git repository storing password file (see passwdkrc.sample). NEW_PASSWORD_NAME and PASSWD_FILE env variable can be used in that hook.Get password entriesFind password entries by search terms using:$passwdkget--helpusage:passwdkgetsearchtermspositionalarguments:searchsearchtermsoptionalarguments:-h,--helpshowthishelpmessageandexit-ponlypasswordwithoutendingnew-lineAt least one search term is required. It will print either entries with name equal to one of the search terms or with tags including all search terms.ConfigurationPasswdk configuration is stored in $HOME/.passwdkrc file. Seesample configuration file.RequirementsPasswdk currently is developed and tested on Linux using Python 2.7.InstallationThe latest version is available to install usingpip:$pipinstallhttps://github.com/lkrotowski/passwdk/zipball/masterZsh completionTo install Zsh completion copy_passwdkfile to directory listed in $fpath (seezsh-completions-howto).
Package: passwheel
A password and secret personal storage tool.InstallationFrom PyPI:$ pip install passwheelFrom the project root directory:$ python setup.py installUsagecommands:usage: passwheel [-h] {add,rm,get,dump} ...

positional arguments:
  {add,rm,get,dump}
    add              add a login
    rm               remove a service or login
    get              fetch creds for service/website
    dump             dump all decrypted credentialsUseaddto add a new service and username to your credentials, and generate
a random password and automatically copy it to the clipboard:usage: passwheel add [-h] [--custom] [--words WORDS] [--digits DIGITS]
                     [--symbol]
                     service username

positional arguments:
  service               service/website
  username              login

optional arguments:
  --custom, -c          input custom password
  --words WORDS, -w WORDS
                        number of words in generated password
  --digits DIGITS, -d DIGITS
                        number of digits in generated password
  --symbol, -s          append a random symbol to the passwordUsermto remove a stored password or all passwords for a service:usage: passwheel rm [-h] service [username]

positional arguments:
  service     service/website
  username    loginUsegetto fetch all passwords to a service or website:usage: passwheel get [-h] [--copy] service [username]

positional arguments:
  service     service/website
  username    login name

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit
  --copy, -c  copy to clipboardAnd finallydumpwill dump ALL your usernames and passwords:usage: passwheel dump [-h] [--no-passwords] [service]

positional arguments:
  service             service/website

optional arguments:
  -h, --help          show this help message and exit
  --no-passwords, -n  dont print passwordsUse –help/-h to view info on the arguments:$ passwheel --helpRelease Notes0.3.1:Fork re-locker withunlock--sec{time}0.3.0:Addunlockandlock0.2.0:Addfindcommand to use fuzzy string matching0.1.2:Addchangepwcommand to change master password.0.1.1:Add mac support for clipboard copying.Add service filter todumpAdd username filter and--copytogetcommand0.1.0:Project beta release.0.0.1:Project created.
Package: password
The password module offers you a single utility class calledPassword.
This class is meant to be used as an attribute of any other object class on
which you want to store passwords in hashed mode. This module is
framework-agnostic so it is up to you to provide persistence (you need to store
‘hash’ and ‘salt’ set on the object).Example usageCreate your class:>>> import password
>>> class User():
...     password = password.Password(method='sha1', hash_encoding='base64')
        # You also probably want to create 'hash' and 'salt' attributes
        # With your chosen persistence mechanismSet a password on the object:>>> user = User()
>>> user.password = 'abcdef'You cannot read the password back:>>> user.password
<password._HashedPassword object at 0x7fdba1fef990>but you can see, that hash and salt are
set:>>> user.hash
'L1Fz6aoIdIlZzoxsXPWxJq8zNTQ='
>>> user.salt
'VIboVvtr'You can also check for equality with a string:>>> user.password == 'abcdef'
True
>>> user.password == '12345'
False
Package: password-checker
Python Password CheckerA Python package to check vulnerability and strength pf a password.Usage# importing the packagefrompassword_checkerimportpc4checker=pc4.PasswordChecker('YOUR_PASSWORD')# The PasswordChecker will take String as a Argument# To check vulnerability of a password.checker.isvulnerable()# Returns True if it is vulnerable.# importing the packagefrompassword_checkerimportpc4checker=pc4.PasswordChecker('YOUR_PASSWORD')# The PasswordChecker will take String as a Argument# To check Strength of a password.checker.isstrength()# Returns True if it is following password policy.
Package: passwordCracker
PASSWORD CRACKERThis package has been developed to obtain, in a faster way, operating system users by using a dictionary and the OS hash dump. It can be either use for a Windows OS and for a Unix OS.The readDicFile(path, appendDic) returns a boolean, True if everything went well and False either way. This function reads a file stored at 'path', and can append the passwords in that file to the ones that the user has previously stored.The dictionaryAttackWindows(hashesFile, dictionary, appendDic) does not return anything. This function performs the dictionary attack to a Windows hashes file, using the dictionary indicated by the user, or another one indicated before. Whenever a password matches, it's stored in a global variable called passwdDict. This variable is set to an empty dictionary every time an attack is performed.The function dictionaryAttackUnix(hashesFile, dictionary, appendDic) does not return any value. As the previous function, it performs a dictionary attack to a Unix hashes file, using the indicated dictionary or a previous one. All the passwords that are found are stored in the global variable passwdDict.
This program is free software: You can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of license by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License(at your option) any other version.
Package: password-credentials
Password credentials.Store and query for username and password.Installpipinstall--upgradepassword-credentials==0.0.4Usage# Import Credentials classfrompassword_credentials.credentialsimportCredentials# Initiliase with username and password.credentials:Credentials=Credentials(username="USERNAME",password="PASSWORD")# Generate credentials from enviroment values or if not defined prompt user.credentials:Credentials=Credentials.get(service="EXAMPLE")
Package: passwordgenerator
DescriptionA lot of people with security in mind will use random characters as
passwords liket.J:YuZcTSB=4z*v.We feel it’s
securebecause it’s complicated. But the
password above is as difficult asabcdefghijkl!123for a machine to
brute force even though it’s a lot easier for a user to remember.This program attempts to create passwords truly difficult for a computer
to brute force and easier to remember for a user.Each password contains:3 words from the english dictionary1 random number placed at a random positionRandom separators between words and numbersIt is very secure because…Since words length differ, the password length is unpredictableThe separators change randomlyThe position of the number change randomlyThere are32,000(words)^3(number of words)^10(separator)^10(separator)^10(separator)^1000(numbers) different combinations possibleExamplesHere are a few passwords that can be generated:Coaches_Acquires=Dumbbell_908
28=Haziness_Spatulas+Mortals
Knights;Decrypts%Oatcakes_320
Optimise=472+Deterred%Apricots
375+Hazy%Decorate%Ruler
Blotched%Dugout_995;AlkylInstallation & usage$>pip3installpasswordgenerator$>passwordgenerator844=Chinless=Jewelry+ConsumerUse within another Python script>>>frompasswordgeneratorimportpwgenerator>>>pwgenerator.generate()'676=Layers*Bugbear_Escapes'Advanced optionspasswordgenerator [-h] [-n MIN_WORD_LENGTH] [-x MAX_WORD_LENGTH]
                  [-i MAX_INT_VALUE] [-e NUMBER_OF_ELEMENTS] [-s]

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -n MIN_WORD_LENGTH, --min_word_length MIN_WORD_LENGTH
                        Minimum length for each word
  -x MAX_WORD_LENGTH, --max_word_length MAX_WORD_LENGTH
                        Maximum length for each word
  -i MAX_INT_VALUE, --max_int_value MAX_INT_VALUE
                        Maximum value for the integer
  -e NUMBER_OF_ELEMENTS, --number_of_elements NUMBER_OF_ELEMENTS
                        Number of elements in the password (ie. 4 = 3 words +
                        1 integer)
  -s, --no_special_characters
                        Do not use special characters
Package: password-generator-lib
Password GeneratorA Python library for generating secure passwords.InstallationYou can install the package usingpip:pipinstallpassword-generator-libUsage - CLITo generate a password using the command-line interface, you can use the following command:pythonpassword_generator.py<length>[-l][-u][-n][-s][-f][-r][-q<quantity>][--no-sequential-characters]The available options are:<length>: the length of the password (required)-l,--lowercase: include lowercase letters-u,--uppercase: include uppercase letters-n,--numbers: include numbers-s,--symbols: include special symbols-f,--no-first-number-or-symbol: the password cannot begin with a number or symbol-r,--no-repeated-characters: the password cannot contain the same character more than once-q <quantity>,--quantity <quantity>: the number of passwords to generate (default: 1)--no-sequential-characters: the password cannot contain sequential charactersExample usage:pythonpassword_generator.py10-l-u-n-s-f-r--no-sequential-charactersUsage - Importing the ClassYou can also import thePasswordGeneratorclass from thepassword_generatormodule and use it in your Python code:frompassword_generatorimportPasswordGeneratorgenerator=PasswordGenerator(length=10,include_lowercase=True,include_uppercase=True,include_numbers=True,include_special_symbols=True,dont_begin_with_number_or_symbol=True,no_repeated_characters=True,no_sequential_characters=True,quantity=1)passwords=generator.generate()print(passwords)AuthorThis project was created by Mahammad Salimov. You can contact me atsalimovm.7@gmail.com.
Package: password-generator-module
Password Generator ModuleAn incredible module capable of generating very secure passwords.
This project has been adapted from theoriginal version, which is an interactive script.VisitChange LogVisit the officialdocumentationHow to installPyPi projectTo install the module, you must type the following command in the console :pipinstallpassword-generator-moduleHow to useTo use the module, it is necessary to import it before :frompassword_generator.passwordimportPasswordHow to generate a password# Instantiate the password objectp=Password()# Let's use the function generate_password () to generate a password of 12 characterspassword=p.generate_password(12)# Show the generated passwordprint(password)> FYsY>uFnHnp^We are actively working on new features that will be available soon. Any contribution is welcome 😃
Package: password-generator-pkg-Nocturnal-Devil
Password-GeneratorPython IntegrationPassword generator which takes in a string and hashes it using MD5 algorithmAuthor:Devil-ShinjiRequirementspipinstall-rrequirements.txtUsageCd into Python directoryRun the program using eitherpythonpassword_generator.pyor create an executable using pyinstaller [Add all necessary modules as hidden imports from requirements.txt]pyinstaller--onefilepassword_generator.py--hidden-importpyperclipand run the executable./password_generator.exeLicenseSeeLICENSE.mdfor more details
Package: password-generator-spg-melvinsatheesan
# Secure password generator project
# Required optional arguments for the function# The values of below arguments should be a string
# upper_case=”yes/no”
# lower_case=”yes/no”
# numeric_case=”yes/no”
# punctuations_case=”yes”# The value of password length should be an integer
# password_length=12# Default values
# upper_case=”yes”
# lower_case=”yes”
# numeric_case=”yes”
# punctuations_case=”yes”
# password_length=12# Sample command line usage
# password_generator = SPG()
# my_password = password_generator.password_brew()
# print(my_password)# We can use the below mentioned arguments as and when required along with the Class declaration.
# upper_case=”yes”
# lower_case=”yes”
# numeric_case=”yes”
# punctuations_case=”yes”
# password_length=12# password_generator = SPG(upper_case=”no”,lower_case=”no”,numeric_case=”no”)
# my_password = password_generator.password_brew()
# print(my_password)Change Log0.0.1 (17/12/2022)First Release
Package: password-generator-tools
PasswordGeneratorToolsThis package was made to help you with simple daily tasks like generating password suggestions. To use, you need to install the package from pip install password-generator-tools==0.1.0 or clone these files.ImportUse the below code to import the package into your project after installation:from PasswordGeneratorTools import PasswordGeneratorToolsUsageThe package generates full options password from your information length or you can do it with single choices like this:Alphabet characters;Digits;Special characters;Custom the options above;Full generation.So, start with call this object like this:password = PasswordGeneratorTools()After, call your single methods like this:''' this is to define your password length  '''
password_length = 8''' this is to generate your password length previously defined by you, this method just use alphabet ASCII characters  '''
alphabet_password = password.Alphabet(password_length)''' this is to generate your password length previously defined by you, this method just use digits (0 to 9)  '''
digit_password = password.Digit(password_length)''' this is to generate your password length previously defined by you, this method just use special characters like !@#$%^&*()  '''
special_password = password.Special(password_length)''' this is to generate your password length previously defined by you, this method use all options above  '''
full_character_password = password.CharactersGenerator(password_length)You can simplify use a dict with the following keys: 'alphabet', 'digits' or 'special'. Each key will have your attribute length, like this:params = {
'alphabet': 3,
'digits': 3,
'special' 2
}If you need, just use what you want, see below.params = {
'alphabet': 4,
'digits': 4
}##In this case, your password just will have alphabet and digits characters. I hope help you!
Package: password-hashing-python
password-hashing-pythonPython implementation ofhttps://github.com/defuse/password-hashing(v1.0)Supports both Python>=v2.7.9and>=3.4.Please note, this code has not been scrutinized or peer-reviewed at all - though I'm interested, if anyone wants to look it over.It is a naive attempt to re-implementPasswordHash.php.Installationpip install password-hashing-pythonUsageCreating a hash-string>>>importpassword_hashing>>>_hash=password_hashing.create_hash('your_password')>>>print_hashb'sha1:64000:18:B6oWbvtHvu8qCgoE75wxmvpidRnGzGFt:R1gkPOuVjqIoTulWP1TABS0H'>>># snip: save `_hash` to a DBValidating the password>>># snip: retrieve `_hash` from DB>>>importpassword_hashing>>>password_hashing.validate_password('your_password',_hash)True>>>password_hashing.validate_password('wrong_password',_hash)False
Package: passwordInput
Python Password InputAÇIKLAMA/DESCRIPTIONTRPython için hazırlanmış bir şifre girişi.
Kullanımı "input()" işleviyle aynıdır, ancak "input" ve "getpass"tan farkı, karakter yerine * yazdırmasıdır.ENA password input prepared for Python.
Its usage is the same as the "input()" function, but the difference from "input" and "getpass" is that it prints * instead of characters.KULLANIM/USETRModül içer aktarılır ve modüle ait olanpasswordInputkomutu herhangi bir değişkene return edilir. Kullanıcı şifreyi girdiğinde değişken şifrenin değerine sahip olacaktır.ENThe module is imported and thepasswordInputcommand belonging to the module is returned to any variable. When the user enters the password, the variable will have the value of the password.ÖRNEKLER/EXAMPLESimportpasswordInputpassword=passwordInput.passwordInput("Enter Your Password: ")print("Password is "+password)frompasswordInputimportpasswordInputuname=input("User Name: ")password=passwordInput("Password: ")ifuname=="python"andpassword=="best":print("Welcome Back!")else:print("ERROR")GELİŞTİREN/AUTHORMuhammed KARAMAN-MAMOSKO-Web Site:www.mamosko.mlMail:admin@mamosko.mlInstagram:mhmdkrmn1GitHub:MAMSOKO
Package: passwordless
Passwordless Python SDKThe officialBitwarden Passwordless.devPython library, for Python 3+.InstallationInstall withpython -m pip install passwordless.DependenciesRequestsfor HTTP APImarshmallowfor JSON (de)serializationGetting StartedFollow theGet started guide.CreatePasswordlessClientinstance:frompasswordlessimport(PasswordlessClient,PasswordlessClientBuilder,PasswordlessOptions,)classPasswordlessPythonSdkExample:client:PasswordlessClientdef__init__(self):options=PasswordlessOptions("your_api_secret")self.client=PasswordlessClientBuilder(options).build()Register a passkeyimportuuidfrompasswordlessimportPasswordlessClient,RegisterToken,RegisteredTokenclassPasswordlessPythonSdkExample:client:PasswordlessClientdefget_register_token(self,alias:str)->str:# Get existing userid from session or create a new user.user_id=str(uuid.uuid4())# Options to give the Apiregister_token=RegisterToken(user_id=user_id,# your user idusername=alias,# e.g. user email, is shown in browser uialiases=[alias]# Optional: Link this userid to an alias (e.g. email))response:RegisteredToken=self.client.register_token(register_token)# return this tokenreturnresponse.tokenVerify userfrompasswordlessimportPasswordlessClient,VerifySignIn,VerifiedUserclassPasswordlessPythonSdkExample:client:PasswordlessClientdefverify_sign_in_token(self,token:str)->VerifiedUser:verify_sign_in=VerifySignIn(token)# Sign the user in, set a cookie, etc,returnself.client.sign_in(verify_sign_in)CustomizationCustomizePasswordlessOptionsby providingapi_secretwith your Application's Api Secret.
You can also change theapi_urlif you prefer to self-host.CustomizePasswordlessClientBuilderby providingsessionrequests Sessioninstance.ExamplesSeePasswordless Python Examplefor Flash Web application.DocumentationFor a comprehensive list of examples, check out theAPI documentation.ContributingThis library is compatible with Python 3 and requires minimum Python 3.8 installed.
InstallPoetryif not already installed.Activate shell:poetry shellInstall dependencies:poetry install --with dev,testBuild:poetry build
Package: password-lib
Overviewpassword-libis a Python library for generating secure passwords, configuring strength requirements, and checking password strength. With customizable length and requirements, it enhances application security. Use password-lib to easily generate strong passwords and ensure password security.Requirementspython 3.9 or higherInstallationpy-mpipinstallpassword-libUsage>frompassword_lib.utilsimportPasswordUtil

># Create an instance of the PasswordUtil class>password_util=PasswordUtil()># Configure the password strength requirements>password_util.configure_strength(min_length=10)>password=password_util.generate_password()>is_secure=password_util.is_secure(password)>password
0GpDjb@4M.RZRQY_HHCq7CzJI
>is_secure
TrueContributingContributions are what make the open source community such an amazing place to learn, inspire, and create. Any contributions you make aregreatly appreciated.If you have a suggestion that would make this better, please fork the repo and create a pull request. You can also simply open an issue with the tag "enhancement".
Don't forget to give the project a star! Thanks again!Fork the ProjectCreate your Feature Branch (git checkout -b feature/AmazingFeature)Commit your Changes (git commit -m 'Add some AmazingFeature')Push to the Branch (git push origin feature/AmazingFeature)Open a Pull RequestLicenseDistributed under the MIT License. SeeLICENSEfor more information.Linkshttps://github.com/ardf/password_utils
Package: password-management-system
pmspassword management system (pms) is a cli app to store and manage your passwordsInstallationUse the package managerpipto install pms.pipinstallpassword-management-systemUserSignup and login user to add passwords for them:pmssignupahmad123pmsloginahmad123don't forget to logout user after you finish so your passwords stay secure:pmslogoutuse "pms -h" for the rest of the commandsPasswordAfter login you can manage your passwords:add new password:pmsadd<password><password_name>you can also use -w or --website to add a website to that password -d or --description to add descriptionpmsadd1234g_password-wgoogle.com-d"gmail password"you can see your all passwords by:pmsshowuse "pms -h" for the rest of the commandsSecurityThe app doesn't store user password but use a hashed version to login the user, a random secret key get generated when a user signup and it's encrypted using user password, all passwords belong to that user will get encrypted by this key.as long as user is logged out nothing can get his passwords without the user password.pythoncryptographypackage is used for encryption.LicenseMIT
Package: password_manager
# Password Manager[![Build Status](https://travis-ci.org/patarapolw/memorable_pwm.svg?branch=master)](https://travis-ci.org/patarapolw/memorable_pwm)[![PyPI version shields.io](https://img.shields.io/pypi/v/password_manager.svg)](https://pypi.python.org/pypi/password_manager/)[![PyPI license](https://img.shields.io/pypi/l/password_manager.svg)](https://pypi.python.org/pypi/password_manager/)[![PyPI pyversions](https://img.shields.io/pypi/pyversions/password_manager.svg)](https://pypi.python.org/pypi/password_manager/)[![PyPI status](https://img.shields.io/pypi/status/password_manager.svg)](https://pypi.python.org/pypi/password_manager/)[![Examples tested with pytest-readme](http://img.shields.io/badge/readme-tested-brightgreen.svg)](https://github.com/boxed/pytest-readme)A library for password manager for Python## Features- Automatic vault locking and saving after predefined time (default 60 sec)- Vault file generation- Passcode lock with RSA (based on PyCryptodome)## Installation```commandlinepip install password_manager```or```commandlinepipenv install -e git+https://github.com/patarapolw/password_manager.git#egg=password_manager```## Usage```pythonfrom password_manager.vault import Vaultwith Vault('amasterpassword') as vault:vault['reddit'] = {'password': 'averycomplexpassword'}with Vault('amasterpassword') as vault:print(vault['reddit']['password'])```