A basic algorithm that helps you make your
memorable passwords just a little bit more complex.
WARNING This program does not work for Windows yet.
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In your terminal, run:
% git clone https://github.com/qixua/basix -
a. Go to https://github.com/qixua/basix
b. Open the green "Code" dropdown
c. Click the Download ZIP option
d. Extract the ZIP
Since you like to use the UI to do stuff, just extract it by right clicking.
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Let's say you have a password manager that you keep your passwords in. How do you backup the master password?
Writing it in a piece of paper is impractical if you use a safe password, and storing it in your computer is very open to hacking.
With this program, you can create a keymap; put it in your flash drive and plug it whenever you want to get your password.
What if my flash drive gets stolen?
They would only know about your keymap. If you didn't have anything that can be traced back to you in the flash drive or if you picked a password that does not contain anything about you (hobbies, dislikes, etc.) then that keymap is not worth anything to the person who stole it.
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The syntax of a keymap is very easy.
charA -> valueA charB -> valueB . . .SYNTAX Spaces matter. The arrow MUST have one space behind it and after it for the program to succesfully read the keymap.
SYNTAX
charXmust be only one letter. Support for multiple letter chars may come in future versions.SYNTAX Seperate every mapping by newlines.
You can name the file anything, add any extension to mask it as something else if you want. It doesn't matter if your file is
myfile.cock, just input the absolute path. It just works. -
% cd basix (if you haven't already) % python3 source/script.pyAnd then just answer the prompts.
The Basix repository and its code is licensed with GPL v3. Read the LICENSE file for details.
