pw-record
"pw-record" is a command line tool that allows users to securely record and store their passwords. It provides a convenient and secure way to manage passwords without the need for complex password managers.
The tool allows users to create a password database file where they can store all their passwords in an encrypted format. This ensures that the passwords are protected and cannot be easily accessed by unauthorized individuals. Users can add, delete, or modify passwords within the database using simple command line commands.
"Pw-record" also offers features like password generation, allowing users to create strong, random passwords that are difficult to guess. Additionally, it has built-in safeguards to prevent password reuse, ensuring that each password stored in the database is unique.
The tool uses advanced encryption algorithms to encrypt the password database, providing an extra layer of security. It also supports password-protected backups, allowing users to create copies of their database that are password-protected.
"Pw-record" is an open-source tool, which means users can inspect and audit the source code to ensure the security and reliability of the tool. It is compatible with various operating systems, making it easily accessible and versatile for different users' needs.
List of commands for pw-record:
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pw-record:tldr:15aec pw-record: Record a sample recording using a different sample rate.$ pw-record --rate=${6000} ${filename-wav}try on your machineexplain this command
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pw-record:tldr:54756 pw-record: List all available record targets.$ pw-record --list-targetstry on your machineexplain this command
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pw-record:tldr:63b14 pw-record: Record a sample recording at a different volume level.$ pw-record --volume=${0-1} ${filename-wav}try on your machineexplain this command
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pw-record:tldr:7a5e4 pw-record: Record a sample recording using the default target.$ pw-record ${filename-wav}try on your machineexplain this command