PassHub

Passwork provides an advantage of effective teamwork with corporate passwords in a totally safe environment. Employees can quickly access all their passwords, while the rights and actions are closely supervised and managed by local system administrators. All data is encrypted using the AES-256 algorithm while being securely stored on your server and managed solely by system administrators. Passwork runs on PHP and MongoDB and can be installed on Windows and Linux, with or without Docker. Key features: - Set custom permissions for vaults and folders - Store passwords in a structured way - Use the search bar, tags and color labels for quick and easy access - Eliminate unsecured, old, weak or compromised passwords - Track all activities and review previously used passwords - Invite teammates to vaults and shared folders - Role-based access control - Integration with AD, Azure AD and LDAP - Custom settings for individual users and roles - Import and export effortlessly

Solve the team frustrations when managing passwords, get access to the shared password pool only by entering in a Slack group. Keep the team passwords encrypted and saved in a secure storage, mitigate the risk of compromising passwords stored in multiples and potentially insecure places. We document the encryption design, publishing the entire source code, making possible code reviews and check the implemented zero-knowledge protocol. To retrieve the link with the editor to create the secret, this link expires in 15 minutes. To make unreachable the secret, to complete deletion is necessary to do it manually from the s3 password storage. To setup the password storage, it is only necessary to execute it once. To retrieve a one-time-use link with the secret content, this link expires in 15 minutes. Go to our GitHub project for instructions on how to set up your own password server, also you can try the command on your Slack team using our test server.