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that project is way too big for a password manager.
a password manager should be simple and small, or have a large community maintaining it to make sure bugs are found and fixed as soon as possible.
my password manager is 300 loc.
i implement only ONE cryptography method: chacha20poly1305 + argon2 hkdf
the previous version was aes-gcm + bcrypt hkdf
the interface is basically the same as every gpg/ssh password manager, except it's designed for symmetric cryptography instead.
also the crypto implementation i'm using has been audited by independent researchers, and two companies that specialize in auditing cryptographic implementation. sure I could use libre/openssl but i'd only be using 1% of their set of features and wouldn't be sure the features I use get maintained properly
that project is way too big for a password manager.
a password manager should be simple and small, or have a large community maintaining it to make sure bugs are found and fixed as soon as possible.
my password manager is 300 loc.
i implement only ONE cryptography method: chacha20poly1305 + argon2 hkdf
the previous version was aes-gcm + bcrypt hkdf
the interface is basically the same as every gpg/ssh password manager, except it's designed for symmetric cryptography instead.
also the crypto implementation i'm using has been audited by independent researchers, and two companies that specialize in auditing cryptographic implementation. sure I could use libre/openssl but i'd only be using 1% of their set of features and wouldn't be sure the features I use get maintained properly
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