One password to rule them all
The app generates a unique hashed password for each service using masterpassword. It uses a special algorithm to ensure that generated passwords contain the required number of symbols of each type. Those are at least two numbers, one Latin character in uppercase, and one in lowercase. If a user chooses to use special symbols, the password should also contain at least one special character.
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It is considered good practice to have different passwords for each site or another service. And it's also desirable to have passwords that are hard to guess but easy to remember.
That's where Lord of Passwords comes in handy. You only need to remember your masterpassword. Also, you have to specify a memorable name for a site or service (for this site it probably could be lordofpasswords). Then the app does the rest -- mixes them both together and ensures that you get the proper password format (e.g., with the required number of different types of characters).
You can access Lord of Passwords on a desktop, a tablet or a mobile. You can even kind of install it!
Then, knowing the combination of the service you're trying to get access to and your masterpassword, you can always have your key using Lord of Passwords.
The short answer is yes, it is. And that's why.
Using this application is completely anonymous. It doesn't track your identity, so it doesn't know which user has issued the password.
Moreover, it neither sends your data over the Internet nor stores it (except for the password length, which gets stored locally for the sake of convenience, so you don't have to enter the number each time). You can go completely offline, and your app will continue working because we don't rely on any remote database. So, no one could crack your sensitive data because it isn't stored anywhere but inside your head.
To ensure that someone else cannot access your data, we don't depend on any third-party library that may change over time and possibly bring malicious instructions.
We don't minify nor uglify the app code, so you can check it using developer tools. All the application's code is also available on GitHub.