PasswordManager - Password Manager play online

PasswordManager is a revolutionary password manager, in the sense that it uses a unique encryption engine and still very little used despite its immense encryption potential: the JPS. This is an alternative to the AES encryption itself used for banking transactions. Its overuse in the world means that we have been able to find certain flaws in it. Even so, very few people know how to use them. Which is lucky for your bank accounts. As for the JPS, it is completely different in the sense that its low use has not yet allowed it to find security holes.

Have you ever installed an application that boasts about saving your passwords? It can be likely in the sense that there are tons of apps like this on Google Play. Maybe even, you got your accounts hacked soon after installing it. This was unfortunately my case. The disappointment was too great! So I took the initiative to create a new password manager. It doesn't connect to the Internet, so you don't risk having your passwords exported to the web at any time. The only thing it will ask you when it comes to authorization is to be able to access your storage space. Without this you will not be able to save your passwords.

PasswordManager is very simple in the sense that it only does the following actions:
- Load and decrypt the list of your accounts and bank cards
- Add / Modify / Delete an account or bank card
- Encrypt and save the list of your accounts and bank cards
- Make an encrypted backup of your configuration containing all your accounts and bank cards
- Restore your configuration containing all your accounts and bank cards

Note: The backup file is always located in Downloads on your Android. It's called PasswordManager.bpm. This can be useful if you additionally choose to outsource it outside of your device.

This app has only just been released, so it's not perfect. I see several improvements, moreover, likely to help you very soon. For now, this will do very well to assist your memory.