Password manager to quickly pass authentication forms, written in Java.
Quick Pass is a useful tool for anyone who wants to have strong passwords without the need to remember them and type them when needed.
HOW TO USE:
To use Quick Pass just write your username and select it, then use the Hotkey CTRL+C+SHIFT. If there is no password for the given username in the database it will create a new 20 character long password and place it in the clipboard so you can paste it wherever you want. If there is a password for the given username in the database, then it will automatically place the password in the clipboard.
Quick Pass is a program that runs in the background and has been tested only in Windows. At the right bottom corner of Windows there is an icon of the program. If you right click it you will have 4 options:
Add Password: Manually add a username - password combination to the database.
Remove Password: Manually remove a password given a username
Export Passwords: Creates a text file with all the usernames - passwords combinations to a given path.
Exit: Terminates the application.
There is a java file with the name Encryption.java where you can add your own encryption and decryption algorithm so you can safely place the passwords in your local system.
EXTERNAL LIBRARIES:
To catch the Hotkey I used the library jnativehook.