CipherPWD

CipherPWD is a secure password and file management tool. It uses AES-256 encryption to protect your data. It allows you to encrypt and decrypt file contents with a password, and also provides several features to manage your sensitive data, such as adding new passwords, modifying existing passwords, and removing data.

Features

1. Encryption: Encrypt a file with a password.
2. Decryption: Decrypt a file by entering the correct password.
3. Add to an existing file: Add new data to an already existing file.
4. Modify a password or login: Modify existing login information in an encrypted file.
5. Create a new file: Create a new password file with an encryption password.
6. Delete passwords: Remove data from an encrypted file.
7. Quit the tool: Safely exit the tool.

Installation

WINDOWS

Simply go to the "Windows Users" folder and execute the CipherPWD.exe application

LINUX

1. Clone the GitHub repository:

   git clone https://github.com/AMARS44D/CipherPWD.git
   cd CipherPWD

   or

   Direct ZIP Download: -Click on the green Code button. -Select Download ZIP. -This will download the entire repository as a ZIP file, which you can extract and use locally.

2. Run the installation script:

   Execute the installation script to set up the tool:

   ./setup.sh

3. Run the tool:

   After installation, you can run the tool with the following command:

   cipherpwd

Usage

Launch the tool with cipherpwd in the terminal. Follow the on-screen instructions to:

1. Encrypt a file.
2. Decrypt a file.
3. Add, modify, or remove data in an existing file.

Available Commands

• Encryption: Enter 1 to encrypt a file's content.
• Decryption: Enter 2 to decrypt a file.
• Add: Enter 3 to add data to an existing file.
• Modify: Enter 4 to modify a login or password.
• Create a file: Enter 5 to create a new file.
• Delete: Enter 6 to delete a password from the file.
• Quit: Enter 7 to quit the tool.

Useful Shortcuts

• Ctrl + Alt + T: Opens a new terminal window.
• Mousepad: To open a text file with a graphical text editor. Use the following command:

  mousepad /path/to/your/file.txt

'/' for Linux , '\' for Windows .

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License. You are free to use, modify, and distribute it, subject to the terms outlined in the LICENSE.md file.

Authors

GitHub Profiles

AMSOU ISMAIL

AMAR SAAD

LinkedIn Profiles (If a problem occurs, please contact us)

• AMSOU ISMAIL
• AMAR SAAD