Password Vault

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Authors: Challa Kavya Reddy, Dikshitha Rathore, Kathera Bhavita
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Abstract

Abstract - Let’s be real, keeping track of passwords for every online account is a pain. Most folks just recycle the same flimsy passwords everywhere, which is basically inviting trouble. That’s what pushed me to create this Password Vault. It’s built to keep your passwords safe and make your digital life a whole lot easier. Here’s the deal, the vault locks down your passwords using solid AES encryption. Only you can unlock them with your master password. Once you’re in, everything stays private. All the complicated key management stuff happens in the background, so you never have to mess with it. But this thing does more than just stash your passwords. It checks how strong they are and scans to see if any have popped up in data breaches. If it finds something weak or compromised, you get an instant heads- up—time to fix it. There’s even a phishing detector. If you’re about to log in somewhere shady, it throws up a warning before you get caught. I put the whole thing together in Python with a simple Tkinter interface. It’s easy to use, even if you’re not super tech-savvy. By combining strong encryption, smart checks, breach alerts, and phishing protection, this Password Vault actually cuts through the chaos of online security. It’s not just a tool—it’s a way to build better password habits, one login at a time. Key Words: Password Vault, Cyber Security, Encryption, Authentication, Password Management, Breach Detection, Phishing Detection

Fields of Study & Subjects

User Authentication and Security Systems Information and Cyber Security Web Application Security Vulnerabilities

Publication details

Journal / source
INTERANTIONAL JOURNAL OF SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH IN ENGINEERING AND MANAGEMENT
Volume
10
Issue
02
Pages
1–9
Publication date
4 February 2026