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README.md
Bitwarden password length checker
Check if any of your passwords has less than specific length.
Why
Bitwarden already has a "Weak passwords" report tool (https://bitwarden.com/help/reports/), and is a good point to start. The problem is that this tool use a "basic" parameters to definde a good or weak password.
This means that a password with 9 characters can be considered a good password, but currently it's very recomended to have a longer passwords.
If you started to use Bitwarden from scratch, and use always a generated password (with a more than 12-14 chars), there is no reason to use this script. But if you have migrated your old passwords with a lot of manual generated, maybe this script can be useful.
In my case, the Bitwarden report shows me some weak passwords, but a lot of the "good" passwords has less than 10 chars, and for me (and for now) this is not enough.
How to use
- Extract your Bitwarden/Vaultwarden vault (without encryption) and save it in the same folder as the script
- Change this file name to "passwords.json"
- Run the command
python app.py X
, where X is the minimum password length you want
A list of any entry and the user with less than X chatacters will be displayed in the follow format: Entry name: username (password length)
. The username is displayed because can be more than 1 entry with the same name (Gmail, for example).
Docker
If you want to use it with Docker, replace the above step 3 for these:
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docker build --tag bitwarden-pld .
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docker run -it --rm -v /path/to/passwords.json:/app/passwords.json bitwarden-pld app.py X
, where X is the minimum password length you want.
IMPORTANT
After use, remember to delete your passwords file.