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Awesome GitHub RepositoriesClient-Side Computations

Performing password derivation entirely on the client device without network access or database synchronization.

Distinct from Stateless Architectures: Distinct from Stateless Architectures: focuses on client-side computation for password derivation rather than general stateless request handling.

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  • lesspass/lesspassAvatar de lesspass

    lesspass/lesspass

    6,030Voir sur GitHub↗

    LessPass is a stateless password manager that generates deterministic, site-specific passwords entirely on the client device. It uses a pure function to derive passwords from a master password combined with site details, producing the same output every time without storing any secrets on a server or requiring network access. This approach means passwords can be recalculated on any device from remembered inputs, with no database synchronization needed. The project distinguishes itself through its counter-based password rotation, which allows changing a site's password by incrementing a counter

    Derives passwords entirely on the client device without requiring network access or database synchronization.

    TypeScriptanonymouslesspasspassword
    Voir sur GitHub↗6,030
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