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Decrypt passwords manually #1314
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Hello, Thanks for this ;) Concerning your request, it is mandatory to use the library that is used by Teampass which is curently PHPCrypt. Now don't spend to much time on it because I will move to another library "PHP-Encryption" in next 2.1.27. Notice that this next release will be iso feature, only a (big) change for encryption security. |
I have the same question: How can I decrypt single passwords I have in a database backup? |
The solution is in |
Hi Nils,
First of all congrats for a great work and contributions from people.
I would like to know to find a way to be able to decrypt passwords manually as its one of the key things not to be dependent and to be able to restore in case of disasters etc.
I tried few things using the decrypt() function however unable to do so.
i also tried using the salt key on server so lets say
echo "8QYR33E8kZqv5Q6lIM4ol8uSiq6vS3Y1+c+H9U6+GTpMzA6G75rJh53gDu/k1q+EBnqjHGRVy8ofSh799dy9ag==" | base64 -d | openssl aes-256-ecb -d -salt
I am able to extract list of items and encrypted passwords using below query:
select teampass_items.id, teampass_items.label, teampass_items.pw FROM teampass_items
Can you please help point in right direction or how its encrypted? Like i think first using mcrypt + base64 + aes 256 cbc then salt ?
Thanks!
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