Vault is a very simple ASP.NET web application for storing encrypted personal login details (usernames, passwords etc). It uses the Web Crypto API to do all encryption and decryption on the client and avoid passing vulnerable plain-text data to the server.
Although all data is encrypted before transmission over HTTP, this application should always be used over an SSL-encrypted connection to avoid interception of the password hash.
Please Note: Due to the use of the Web Crypto API, Vault only works in recent versions of modern browsers.
- Vault uses Handlebars.js for client-side templating and Bootstrap for layout/UI widgets.
Vault supports both SQLite and SQL Server databases. Set the type and connection string accordingly in appsettings.json
:
"DbType": "SQLServer",
"ConnectionStrings": {
"Main": "Server=YOUR_SERVER_NAME;Database=vault;Trusted_Connection=yes;"
}
"DbType": "SQLite",
"ConnectionStrings": {
"Main": "Data Source=C:\\PATH_TO_YOUR_DB\\vault.sqlite;Version=3;"
}
You can filter credential search results by using query prefixes. Currently available prefixes are:
username:XXXX
: shows all credentials where username matchesXXXX
password:XXXX
: shows all credentials where password matchesXXXX
description:XXXX
: shows all credentials where description matchesXXXX
url:XXXX
: shows all credentials where URL matchesXXXX
filter:weak
: shows all credentials where the password strength is lower than the weak password thresholdfilter:all
: shows all credentials
This endpoint lets you generate a new hashed credential pair for manual insertion into your Vault database (which is currently the only way to create a new user).