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PASSWORD MANAGER PPT 2

The document discusses password managers, including their aim to allow users to safely store and access multiple passwords from one location using a master password. It describes how password managers work, their objectives, benefits like easy password changes and autofill, and challenges around security and recovery. Hardware requirements for a password manager app include an Intel Core i3 processor or higher, 2GB RAM, 2GB storage, and internet access. Software requirements include Windows 7 or higher and Microsoft Visual Studio.

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PASSWORD MANAGER PPT 2

The document discusses password managers, including their aim to allow users to safely store and access multiple passwords from one location using a master password. It describes how password managers work, their objectives, benefits like easy password changes and autofill, and challenges around security and recovery. Hardware requirements for a password manager app include an Intel Core i3 processor or higher, 2GB RAM, 2GB storage, and internet access. Software requirements include Windows 7 or higher and Microsoft Visual Studio.

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  • Aim of Password Manager
  • Working of Password Manager
  • Objective of Password Manager
  • Software Requirement
  • Challenges of Password Manager
  • Easier Stock Management
  • Hardware Requirement
  • References

PASSWORD MANAGER

Under the guidance of,


Pendem Rajesh kumar

 Aim of password manger


A password manager allows individuals and businesses to save and
manage all their passwords from one safe space. Thus, user will no
longer be required to remember multiple passwords. All they have to
remember is their master password that unlocks their password
manager.
A password manager is a program that allows you to generate and store
all your passwords in a safe location. Most of them let you also keep
credit card as well as secure notes. For even more security and
convenience password managers also support using biometric data
(fingerprint or face) instead of your master password for even more
security and convenience. U can also share selected information with
your family and friends without copy pasting it into an email or instant
message.

 Working of password manager


Once you’ve logged into the password manager using a ‘MASTER’
password, it will generate and remember your passwords for all your
online accounts.

 Objective of password manager


Password manager allows users to store, generate, and manage their
passwords for applications and online services.

 Benefits of password manager


One password to rule them all
Generate random passwords
Simple access to multiple accounts
Easily change your passwords
Use the convenient autofill feature
Share passwords securely
Store more than just passwords
Use the same password manager across multiple devices
It’s time to take IT security seriously

 Challenges of password manager


The master password
Susceptibility to hacking
Locked out recovery
Phishing
Insecure password usage
Password manager safety
HYPR: Removing the threat of authentication attacks

 Hardware requirement
Processor: Intel® Core TM i3-9750H CPU @ 2.6GHz or above
RAM: 2 GB RAM or above
Storage: 2 GB or above
Active Internet Connection

 Software requirement
Operating system : windows 7 or above
Microsoft Visual Studio

 Easier stock management


There was a time when most people could get by with a handful of
easy-to-remember passwords. But with more and more personal and
financial data being stored online, the need for complicated
passwords and secure ways to store them has given rise to the
password manager.

 References
www.google.com
www.wikipedia.com

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