A Strong Password Manager Using Multiple Encryption Techniques

Despite being frequently advised by security professionals, few users still utilise password managers. This is due to security issues including secrecy and privacy, among others. Sensitive data is frequently protected using RSA, especially when it’s being transferred over an unreliable network like the internet. The most widely used RSA algorithm key sizes nowadays are 2048 and 1024 bits. The primary justification for DSA’s adaptation is that the eavesdropper fails to discover any known security flaws. Our objective is to develop a strong password manager using RSA and DSA algorithms that allows users to generate and store complex passwords securely, thereby providing an additional layer of security against potential cyber-attacks. The use of weak passwords and the reuse of the same password across multiple accounts have made password-based authentication vulnerable to hacking attempts. Password managers have become a popular solution to these issues by enabling users to store their passwords securely. However, even password managers are susceptible to cyber-attacks if they are not properly secured. Additionally, the system will be protected with a master login to ensure only authorized users have access to stored passwords. The use of cryptographic algorithms and the master login feature will enhance the security of the system, ensuring the protection of sensitive data.