XPManager 2.0.0

XPManager is a CLI tool specialized in dealing with passwords management and file encryption/decryption.
XPManager-2.0.0 is not a library.

XPManager v2.0:

From Python to Rust you will see a performance you never dreamed of. XPManager is a CLI tool specialized in dealing with passwords management and file encryption/decryption. You can create very strong passwords with any length. We support from 1 character to 65,535 character. We also support two type of password ASCII and HEX. For example: ASCII (muvk?nc#La>,IPLp:JMee3M) or HEX (505B2E877638504F2B76FF2). We also store saved passwords securely and as per the user's wishes. You can choose whether or not to encrypt your saved passwords. We use a strong and secure encryption algorithm (Fernet) to encrypt passwords as well as files. We also have a file wipe algorithm to make it difficult or rather almost impossible to recover files that have been encrypted with deletion.

What's New?

  • Rust is the best!
  • Fast response and excellent performance.
  • Download and run on any operating system.
  • File encryption and decryption using blocks (buffers).
  • Powerful wiping algorithm with four levels.
  • Update database from JSON to sqlite.
  • Ability to process large files.
  • Completely disconnected from the internet.
  • Ability to create different type of passwords.
  • Restructuring the command system.

Installation Instructions:

Follow the steps below to install XPManager on your system based on your operating system.

Linux:

  • Go to the Release Page and download the latest version of XPMaanager for Linux.
  • Open a terminal and run the following commands:
chmod +x xpm

sudo mv xpm /usr/local/bin

Windows:

  • Download the latest version of XPManager from the Release Page.
  • Extract the contents and move the XPManager folder to your system drive (e.g., C:\XPManager).
  • Add the bin folder to your system's PATH:
    • Open Environment Variables settings:
      • Press Win + X, then select System.
      • Click on Advanced system settings > Environment Variables.
    • Under System variables, find and select Path, then click Edit.
    • Add the path to the XPManager\bin folder (e.g., C:\XPManager\bin).
    • Click OK to save changes.

Other:

  • You need to install Rust and Cargo in your system.
  • Clone the repo:
$ git clone https://github.com/Mohaned2023/XPManager.git

$ cd XPManager
  • Build the bin
$ cargo build --release
  • Move XPManager/target/release/xpm to your bin folder.
  • Try to run
$ xpm --version

Once this is done, you should be able to run xpm from the command line.

Usage:

You can use --help with any command to print the help message. also see the usage documentation.

By Mohaned Sherhan (Mr.x)