Device-based password management system (bulwark)
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Encryption, Cyber Security, Password Management, Fingerprint Authentication, Browser Extension, Socket Programming, Java Server Program, QR CodeAbstract
Password manager systems currently available for the users come with serious privacy and vulnerability issues of their own. This paper gives an introduction to Bulwark, a novel device-based password management system, which stores the login credentials on a mobile device, and can enter the credentials on any target device through an encrypted cross-platform system, only after being authenticated by the user biometrics to ensure that only the right user can fill the saved passwords. This technology aims to eliminate the need to trust and rely on third-party cloud-based services or computers with storing and managing our passwords, and has also resolved major privacy and vulnerability issues with the current options available for users.
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