b.lock works like any other password manager you can find on the Internet, but its big difference from other platforms is the use of Blockchain technology to encrypt passwords and notes. Passwords will be stored on the Nebulas blockchain (decentralized databases), making it unlikely they will fall into the wrong hands. And if that happens, their encryption will make it impossible for the user to decrypt them.
To get the Nebulas for password storage, you will need to create an account and for that you will need 0.00001 NAS in your wallet. But don't worry, because you only have to publish a Tweet, and they will return that amount of coins to you.
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The first thing you have to do is install the extension in your Google Chrome web browser (also available on Github) and then create a wallet in Nebulas and get the 0.0001 NAS.
Now the password manager will be fully functional. To manage your passwords, you just have to click on the heart icon and then on "+". From its interface you can enter the name of the service, the username or email, and of course the password (you can also add secret notes).
Then, from the notepad icon, you will see all passwords listed and you can view them securely. The utility also offers you the ability to protect the Google Chrome extension with a password.
This secure password manager based on Blockchain offers you a technology that makes it almost impossible to lose your decentralized password database and also almost impossible for the password database to be violated by third parties. These features make b.lock a unique password manager.
