I made this because I got sick of seeing passwords copied around in emails and on slack. Normally I would say "we should use GPG," but that's not always super user friendly for non-technical folks.
It encrypt's the body of the "secret" using a default passphrase, and you can optionally set your own to encrypt and "lock" the secret.
I opted to not add in any support for creating users at this point since my intention was to have a company run this internally on a private WAN, although I am sure my position on that will change.
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I opted to not add in any support for creating users at this point since my intention was to have a company run this internally on a private WAN, although I am sure my position on that will change.