This is a multi-user password management system backed by a database. It relies on central authentication services to authenticate users (rather than store passwords). It is written in Python using the Flask framework and Bootstrap.
- Authenticates against CAS (central authentication services)
- Allows assigning users and passwords groups
- Users can belong to multiple groups
- Passwords can be assigned to multiple groups
- Users can be assigned single passwords
- Tracks login history
- Tracks password change history
The database contains the following tables:
- Users: Contain a list of valid users and when they were added
- Groups: Contains a list of groups, their name, and a description
- User-Groups: Contains assignments of users to groups
- User-Passwords: Contains assignments of users to passwords to allow the assignment of a user to a single password without the need for creating complex group structures
- Passwords: Contains site title, username/login, password, date added, and date last updated. It also contains an optional secure note with more information
- Passwords-Groups: Contains a mapping of which groups a password can belong to and whether the group is read-only or can make changes
- Login-History: Contains a log of each time a user logins and the IP address they are using (for audit purposes)
- Password-Change-History: Contains a record of when a password what changed and what the previous value was. This also contains who can change passwords
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