PMG - Password Manager Generator

The easy way to manage your passwords.

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The problem

Comunity Managers:	Sys Admins:

All of them have a lot of accounts to manage.

The simplest solution:

Use the same password for all our accounts.

PROBLEM: If someone gets our master password, could login in all our accounts.

The safest solution:

Use different passwords for each of our accounts.

PROBLEM: How to save all those passwords?

Save passwords

In a CVS file

It is the easiest way to save all our passwords. PROBLEM: If someone gets our CVS file, could login in all our accounts.

In a encrypted database

Now, if someone gets our encrypted database, must also get the password of the database to crack our other passwords. PROBLEM: Where to store the encrypted database? In localhost? In the cloud?

The ultimate solution: PMG

PMG is a Password Manager Generator: You don't have to save any passwords. They are generated from the account name, the user name, a coordinate of one codes card and a master password. Now, you just have to memorize a master password, and kepp save a semi-random codes card (you can print it and carry in your wallet).

How PMG works?

	Enter the account name (eg: Twitter). Enter the username (eg: hackthonlovers). Enter one code of a codes card (always the same for the same account and the same user). Enter the master password.
	After entering the data, PMG will generate a unique password for that account, that user, that code of the codes card and that master password. PMG doesn't save any data and all is generated locally (using JavaScript in the browser).

Advantages of PMG

	Developed in HTML, CSS and JavaScript, so PMG is very portable (future iOS and Android). PMG doesn't save any data in the cloud, everything is generated locally. You only need to remember one master password and have a codes card.
	If someone gets the password of an account, do not gets the passwords of others accounts. If someone wants to catch all our passwords needs our master password and our codes card.