R - Manager

• A tool to manage all of your paswords in one program / database.

Top features

• Two databases for login and managing passwords.
• Online server (can use the manager anywhere)
• Well programmed client
• Retrive passwords easily
• Add passwords easily

Installation

Install R-Manager with git

  $ git clone https://github.com/Hirukshacoder/Rise-Manager.git
  $ cd Rise-Manager
  $ python3 server.py 
  $ python3 main.py (signup only)
  $ python3 client.py (login and dashboard)

Database Structure

Login and signup database (database_mine.db)

id	username	password
1	John	hashed password sha256
2	Beckham	hashed password sha256
3	Ann	hashed password sha256

Manager database structure (list.db)

id	username	password
1	John	password
2	Beckham	password
3	Ann	password

R - Manager Documentation

• Made by THB
• Your free to fork this project.
• server.py - the main server that hosts the application.
• signup.py - create an account.
• client.py - login and dashboard.
• Application can be promoted.

~ server.py ~

• The main server that hosts the application in your ip.

• Makesure, to add your ip to server.py and feel free to change the port.

• Does half of the login function: checks if your username and password in database and sends it to client.

~ client.py ~

• Receives login details and perform the functions accordignly.

• contains the dashboard.

• saves passwords.

• make passwords viewable.

~ signup.py ~

• A signup system that adds your username and the hashed password to 'database_mine.db'.

• R-Manager has a secured signup system.

• Your passwords are hashed and then add to the database.

Ngrok - configuration

• Ngrok is a bit buggy on client_v1-0.py

• It works only on client_v1-1.py

Config ngrok

• Install ngrok

• Go to the extracted ngrok directory and save your auth token

• Run ./ngrok tcp 9999

• Type localhost to the host variable in server.py

• Get the ip and port from the ngrok connection in terminal

• Paste the ip and port to the client_v1-1.py as shown below

client = socket.socket(socket.AF_INET, socket.SOCK_STREAM)
client.connect(("0.tcp.in.ngrok.io", 11441))

Examples

import socket

client = socket.socket(socket.AF_INET, socket.SOCK_STREAM)
client.connect(("192.168.8.160", 9999)) 

import sqlite3 

connect = sqlite3.connect("database.db")
cursor = sqlite3.cursor()

def world():
  print("Hello world")
def bye():
  print("bye")
dashboard = """
    [1] - Greet
    [2] - Exit
"""
print(dashboard)
response = input("> ")

if response == "1":
  world()

elif response == "2":
  bye()

else:
  print("Operation undefined")

Contact us

• 📱Telegram

• 💽 Discord

Top users

This project is used by the following companies:

• NMSec
• Elite Predator
• Irupcnet

Authors

• @Treveen

Thank you!