EveryPass 1.2.0 script details EveryPass is actually one single HTML file, easy to be deployed either online, or locally on each person's PC.
The EveryPass password manager will allow users to enter usernames and passwords for one or more services, accounts, and profiles, and then encrypt them for secure transfer or storage.
Once encrypted, the EveryPass app will generate a new HTML file which stores all the user's data and can be accessed only after entering a special password.
Once this password entered, the user can again view his accounts and adjacent usernames and passwords.
As you imagine, this can be an ideal way of transferring account credentials between team members, without having to worry about sending data in clear text.
To encrypt the user's data, the AES 256 encryption algorithm is used.
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