A password manager is a tool designed to store and manage login credentials securely. It simplifies the process of creating, saving, and retrieving passwords for different accounts by encrypting the data and requiring a master password or authentication method for access.

• Secure Storage: Encrypts passwords and other sensitive information to protect against unauthorized access.
• Password Generation: Creates strong, random passwords to enhance account security.
• Organization: Categorizes and organizes credentials for easy access.
• Password Sharing: Securely shares credentials with trusted users.
• Cross-Device Syncing: Stores credentials in a cloud-backed system for access across multiple devices (if implemented with cloud support).

Use Cases

• Personal Use: Managing numerous accounts, such as email, social media, banking, and e-commerce.
• Business: Storing shared credentials for team tools, servers, and services while restricting access based on roles.
• Developers: Storing API keys, database passwords, and other sensitive project information securely.
• Frequent Travelers: Accessing credentials securely while on the move, potentially in areas with high cybersecurity risks.
• Compliance: Meeting security standards for industries requiring secure data management (e.g., healthcare or finance).