Authorizer

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Android phones: https://github.com/tejado/android-usb-gadget I have unfortunately not yet developed any mouse/keyboard app for this. I only use it for https://github.com/tejado/Authorizer

I developed Authorizer to have a cross-platform solution without any server/cloud-service. It is an offline hardware password manager based on PasswdSafe for Android. The concept is to use an old Android phone as your password manager. It can type the password over USB and Bluetooth on your target device. Supports OTP. Smartcard and WebAuthn support are on the roadmap. Doing also a lot of modernization on the next weeks. https://github.com/tejado/Authorizer

I think offline hardware password managers are the most secure. Including offline backup. For this, I developed Authorizer to use your old Android phone as your password manager. It can type the password over USB on your target device. Supports OTP. Smartcard and WebAuthn support are on the roadmap. Doing also a lot of modernization on the next weeks. https://github.com/tejado/Authorizer

If you have an old Android phone you might be interested in https://github.com/tejado/Authorizer > Authorizer is a Password Manager for Android. It emulates an HID keyboard over USB and enters your credentials on your target device. Additionally it supports OTP

Maybe Authorizer is something you will like: https://github.com/tejado/Authorizer

I’m happy to collaborate on Authorizer - a hardware password manager based on old Android phones. Next milestone: smartcard integration over USB. I would like to build a lib to abstract USB Gadgets on Linux. This is necessary for adding smartcard support (e.g., to store your GPG keys in Authorizer). I already did a lot of research about it, but more on an amateur level as I’m not a kernel dev. One further milestone on Authorizer is finding a next device (cheap, not too old Android, smaller, …) to base the development on. Project: https://github.com/tejado/Authorizer

I would trust them but I don't take the risk of "trust". There could be always issues which are out of your or the Password Managers control, e.g. crypto issues and also long term issues like quantum computing. Due to this, I keep all of my passwords offline, as far as possible. For mobility and comfort reasons, I developed Authorizer (https://github.com/tejado/Authorizer): "A Password Manager for Android with Auto-Type over USB and Bluetooth, OTP and much more. The idea behind Authorizer is, to use old smartphones as a hardware password manager only. To avoid manual typing of long and complex passwords everytime you need them, Authorizer provides Auto-Type features over USB and Bluetooth. It pretends to be a keyboard (e.g. over an USB On-The-Go adapter) and with a button press inside the app, it will automatically type the password for y

https://github.com/tejado/Authorizer Please note, I'm the owner of this project. "The idea behind Authorizer is, to use old smartphones as a hardware password manager only. To avoid manual typing of long and complex passwords everytime you need them, Authorizer pretends to be an USB keyboard (e.g. over an USB On-The-Go adapter). With a button press inside the App, it will automatically enters the password for you on your pc, laptop, tablet or main smartphone."

As I want to protect all my passwords offline at one place but have them also available mobile, I developed Authorizer. It is an Android password manager based on PasswdSafe with USB HID keyboard support to enter paaawords automatically on any device. Also stores TOTP/HOTP. The idea is, to have a complete offline device (hardend android without network stack/always flight mode on, baseband overwritten, ...). https://github.com/tejado/Authorizer