Author :
Vignesh Shivaram M, Mahesan P, Aanandha Varsini MJourna Name:
International Journal of Science, Engineering and Technology Country :
IndiaVolume:
12 issue:2 Year:2024 Views : 257
Abstract:
The Advanced Password Management System is a groundbreaking initiative that integrates blockchain technology into password management, aiming to transcend the limitations of traditional systems and create a new era of heightened security, user empowerment, and transparency. Blockchain, known for its decentralized architecture, immutability, and cryptographic security, serves as the cornerstone of this innovative project. By addressing vulnerabilities associated with centralized systems, reducing the risk of a single point of failure, and bolstering the integrity of digital identities and authentication processes, the system offers users greater control over their digital identities, introducing transparency through immutable audit trails, and leveraging smart contracts for efficient authentication. The project’s methodology involves a structured approach to ensure the successful implementation of the project, including requirement analysis, system design, and testing. The project aims to establish a secure, user- friendly, and compliant digital environment that prioritizes both the integrity of the system and the satisfaction of its users. The components of the system include an user interface, backend server, blockchain network, and encryption module. Users can register and authenticate using their email address, manage password vaults, and perform encryption and decryption using AES encryption before storing them on the blockchain. Blockchain integration is achieved through APIs or SDKs, using libraries like Nethereum for Ethereum and REST APIs provided by blockchain platforms like Hyperledger Fabric. Smart contracts govern password management operations on the blockchain, utilizing a private blockchain network for decentralized storage of password data. This project aims to redefine the benchmarks of digital security and contribute to a future where user-centric control and tamper- resistant systems become the cornerstone of digital security protocols.