A comprehensive tutorial on implementing CryptoLogin, a zero-knowledge authentication system with end-to-end encryption, in the age of AI.
A DataVault where your sensitive data is encrypted locally before being sent to the server. The server never sees the data in plain text. Even in the event of a complete database leak, your data remains mathematically unreadable.
# Install CryptoLogin
pip install cryptologin[server]
# Initialise the database (automatic creation of cryptologin_db)
cryptologin init
# Start the server (listens on http://localhost:8000 by default)
cryptologin run✅ That’s it! Your zero-knowledge authentication server is up and running.
cd 02-client-basic-auth
npm install
node index.jscd 03-datavault-encrypted
npm install
pip install fastapi uvicorn
# Terminal 1: Start the vault server
python vault_server.py
# Terminal 2: Launch the client
node client.js👉 Read the full article on Dev.to/Medium (link to be added after publication)
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💻 GitHub : github.com/erabytse/CryptoLogin
🐍 PyPI : pypi.org/project/cryptologin/
📦 npm : npmjs.com/package/cryptologin-client
🌐 Demo : erabytse.github.io/cryptologin-website
In an age where AI can automate phishing and bypass traditional security measures, CryptoLogin is based on a radical principle:
Your master_secret NEVER leaves your device.
No passwords stored in a database. No email address to verify. Just you and a secret phrase of 32+ characters, which you keep on a piece of paper in your wallet.
MIT Licence – Free to use, audit and contribute to.


