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Passwords are now saved in a password manager.

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The password manager uses strong encryption using a key derived from the passphrase using
scrypt key strengthening algorithm. This ensures encryption is performed using a strong key
and that brute forcing the passphrase is time consuming.

If the user loses his passphrase no recovery is possible.
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eelke 2018-11-08 21:50:49 +01:00
parent 2230a4bd61
commit e36924c087
27 changed files with 605 additions and 346 deletions
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pglab/ConnectionList.cpp
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@ -27,6 +27,7 @@ namespace {
settings.setValue("sslkey", stdStrToQ(cc.sslKey()));
settings.setValue("sslrootcert", stdStrToQ(cc.sslRootCert()));
settings.setValue("sslcrl", stdStrToQ(cc.sslCrl()));
settings.setValue("passwordState", static_cast<int>(cc.passwordState()));
}
template <typename S, typename T>
@ -56,6 +57,12 @@ namespace {
cc.setSslKey(qvarToStdStr(settings.value("sslkey")));
cc.setSslRootCert(qvarToStdStr(settings.value("sslrootcert")));
cc.setSslCrl(qvarToStdStr(settings.value("sslcrl")));
PasswordState pwstate;
QVariant v = settings.value("passwordState");
if (v.isNull()) pwstate = PasswordState::NotStored;
else pwstate = static_cast<PasswordState>(v.toInt());
cc.setPasswordState(pwstate);
}