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from version 1.62
Although not the program's main aim, it is possible to use ikog.py as a poor man's password manager.
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Note I am not a cryptography expert so whether or not you trust the algorithms to store your passwords is up to you.
Add my password to the system — its added as a note because it isn't a task that needs any action.
>>>note @pw login password to the henspace forum <s>t6A4hjKP |
Now find that password.
>>>fi @pw henspace
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Filter = @Password henspace [26] login to the henspace forum <*** secret aes ***> Priority: 00 Context: @Notes @Password Created: [2006-09-01] ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ |
Now reveal the password.
>>>sh 26 Enter your master password >>> t6A4hjKP Press enter to clear screen and continue. |