pwned-csv

Fastest way to make sure all your passwords are safe

Basic usage

$ node pwned.js --csv ./Chrome Passwords.csv

Table of contents

• Setup
  • Node.js installation
  • Setup with npm
• Detailed usage
  • Obtaining Chrome Passwords.csv
  • CLI Options

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Setup

Node.js installation

• Install Node.js if you don't have it already. Note: Node 6 or greater would be better for "best results".

Setup with npm

• Install the dependencies and link them:

$ npm install
$ npm link

Detailed usage

Obtaining Chrome Passwords.csv

Open Google Chrome password settings (chrome://settings/passwords), press more options (⋮ icon), and click on Export passwords... This should down download a Chrome Passwords.csv file. Put it on the root folder of pwned-csv and run the following from a command prompt where you have Node.js

$ node pwned.js --csv ./Chrome Passwords.csv

Tip: if you have kept the default name, you can skip the --csv option:

$ node pwned.js

CLI Options

Options		Description	Default value
--csv		Display safe passwords	./Chrome Passwords.csv
-s	--safe	Display safe passwords	false
-h	--help	Output usage information
-V	--version	Output the version number