Open Source Lazarus Password Managers

The latest version of LazLock is at https://github.com/cyberfilth/LazLock/releases A free, lightweight, portable password manager for Windows & GNU/Linux that encrypts your data with 128 bit AES encryption. LazLock also includes a password generator which allows you to create more secure passwords. A plain text version of your data is never written to disk as all decryption is done in memory. LazLock is truly portable, no installation is required so it can be run from a USB drive. Unlike similar programs, there are no dependencies on the .NET Framework (Windows) or Mono (Linux) ------------------------------------- Easily Copy and Paste your login details into any website without having to manually type them out. Your passwords aren't shown on screen so you can use LazLock in front of others without compromising your security. Generate more secure passwords for the websites that you visit, you only need to remember one password to unlock them all.

use only v5! ru: хотелось железный кошелёк, но у них один недостаток — кто его в держит в руках, того и деньги. Эта программа попытка сделать что-то вроде brainwallet, можно используя три ключа (число, пароль и адрес почты) превратить свою сид-фразу в бессмысленную сид-фразу, которую уже можно записать на железный кошелёк/армейский жетон(dog tag). Настоящего шифрования здесь нет, но от честных людей может помочь. Pack your seed phrase into a bad phrase using three keys (some number, password and email) Warning! this is not tested for security. I made this for myself, when i wanted to make the cheapiest iron crypto wallet from a dog tag. This program is a simple way to protect my seed phrase if others see my dog tag howto: 0 unplug internet connection!!! and use temporary os system 1 paste seed phrase as string into memo 2 enter three keys 3 pack it 4 copy packed seed as string 5 paste packed seed into memo 6 unpack it 7 compare unpacked seed wtih original seed 8 profit

Projeto de Controlador de Braço Robotico feito em Linux usando Lazarus. Projeto usa biblioteca Sdpo para acesso a serial.

Desktop application to create random passwords. This is a Pascal / Lazarus program in the public domain.

Fast, easy, simple. Advanced mode and based on questions to the user, a different way to generate passwords secure and efficient.

Simple tool to assign strings or functions to function keys and password manager

HashPW is a password creator. Each time you need to login to a program or site, HashPW can be used to paste a required username into the site. Then the hashed password can be (re)created and pasted into the program or site password field. Click help file button for features and instructions. See WIKI for update information.

This password generator can create a password with one click and save it to the clipboard. To avoid misunderstandings, a password description is also stored in the clipboard if desired. So you can quickly exchange one-time passwords. Further settings will help you to create a password that meets the required specifications. The password length is currently limited to 1024, this will be sufficient in most cases. I hope you find it useful

Version 1.1.1 Nur noch ein kompliziertes Passwort merken und damit für alle Dienste und Anwendungen über Pseudozufallszahlen viele unterschiedliche, sichere Passworte (repoduzierbar) erzeugen. Die Namen der Dienste können in einer Liste (im Klartext) mit einigen Optionen hinterlegt werden und nach diesen Angaben wird bei jedem Programmlauf das entsprechende Passwort erzeugt. Das Programm ist ohne Installation lauffähig. Auf dem Rechner wird kein Passwort gespeichert! Only remember one complicated password and produce with it by using pseudo random numbers many different, secure passwords (reproducibly) for all your services and applications. Service names can be stored in a list (in plain text) with some options, and after this the appropriate password is generated on each run. The program can run without installation. On the computer, no password is saved! Use your own language! (see ReadMe)