Falkenberg's Password Manager is a secure, offline tool for managing and storing passwords locally. With strong encryption and customizable password generation, it ensures your data remains private and protected.
APACHE-2.0 License
Falkenberg's Password Manager is a secure, lightweight, and 100% local password management solution designed for users who prioritize offline security. Operating entirely on your local machine, it ensures your passwords remain accessible even in the most challenging network conditions.
Note: This application currently only works on Windows machines.
Important Notice: You might encounter a warning from Microsoft Defender when downloading or running Falkenberg's Password Manager. This happens because the application isn't signed with a digital certificate (the key provided by Windows to verify that software comes from a reliable source). Rest assured, there is no malicious intent behind this software. Feel free to inspect the source code if you have any concerns. The warning is likely triggered by the packaging tool I used, "Inno," and Im actively looking for a workaround. I would really appreciate your support and feedback as you try it out.
Offline Operation: All data is stored locally on your deviceno cloud storage, no remote breaches. This means that your sensitive information is never exposed to external networks or online threats, providing a higher level of security compared to remote or cloud-based password managers. With purely local storage, you eliminate the risks associated with server-side vulnerabilities, data leaks, or unauthorized access by third parties.
Advanced Encryption: The password manager uses a custom XOR-based encryption algorithm paired with a unique cipher key that you generate or customize. This ensures that your data is protected by strong encryption tailored to your specific needs, making it nearly impossible for unauthorized users to decrypt your passwords without your specific key. Additionally, because the encryption and decryption processes occur entirely on your device, you have complete control over your data, further reducing the risk of external attacks or data exposure.
Full Control Over Data: With a local password manager, you retain complete control over your data. Unlike remote solutions where your data is stored on external servers, your passwords remain on your device, giving you autonomy over how and where your information is stored and accessed.
No Dependency on Internet Connectivity: Since the password manager operates entirely offline, you don't need an internet connection to access your passwords. This makes it highly reliable, especially in situations where internet access is limited or unavailable.
Reduced Attack Surface: By avoiding cloud storage, you significantly reduce the attack surface for potential hackers. Remote password managers rely on online servers, which are often targeted by cybercriminals. With a local solution, your data is not exposed to these online threats, making it inherently more secure.
Enhanced Privacy: With no data being transmitted to external servers, your privacy is fully preserved. There are no concerns about data mining, surveillance, or third-party access to your information, which can be a concern with cloud-based services.
Falkenberg's Password Manager leverages industry-standard encryption techniques to keep your data secure:
Create highly secure passwords using true randomization:
Managing your passwords is straightforward and hassle-free:
Hidden Keystrokes: The login interface hides keystrokes as you type your password, offering enhanced security in public spaces.
Delete All: Instantly wipe all saved passwords for any used cipher key if you feel your system is compromised.
Theme Customization: Choose from four unique themes: Nightshade, Sunset, Light, and Amethyst.
Falkenberg's Password Manager represents my second major application as a college student, following my first project, Stock Contender. While every feature has been thoroughly tested, some bugs may still occur.
Important: This application is designed to function strictly offlineyour data is never sent to the cloud, ensuring that there is no remote access. Future versions may include optional cloud features, primarily for password recovery, but local security will always be the core focus.