Development Protocoll

For the Raspberry Pi

• sudo raspi-config > Interface Options > Serial Port > Activate
• firstly, I created a sender and receiver to test the communication with the UART-Adapter to the Pi
• secondly, I made a modular listener structure for incoming messages over the serial port, and I copied the example data from the other repo in and linked it to the SerialPortIO
• copied SerialazibleEntry and SerialazibleFolder from the other Repo, added the password to the data structure
• PwdFileManager to read/write the raw data from the save file
• Remaining CRUD functions
• Implement the AES Crypto class and encrypt the body of the communication
• key exchange with RSA
• encrypted read and write operations
• button for user input

Notes on use:

• This project is experimental in nature only. I advise against using it as a password manager, as I:
  1. Will not provide support for bugs and security issues.
  2. Log security-critical data (such as transmitted passwords) for debugging purposes.
  3. The program was not developed for stable use.
• A UART adapter is required for use.
  • Please note: Serial communication is disabled by default on a Raspberry Pi.
  • Administrator/root privileges may be required to use serial ports on the client device.
• Manual release by the user via the button must be activated MANUALLY in Main.kt before compiling.