{"package_name":"org.nick.cryptfs.passwdmanager","name":"Cryptfs Password","summary":null,"category":"Security","icon_url":"/api/icon/org.nick.cryptfs.passwdmanager","latest_version_code":1260,"latest_version_name":"1.2.6","apk_url":"/api/apk/org.nick.cryptfs.passwdmanager","apk_size":30093,"apk_sha256":"87df6e724b1f8dc4023d2c026e215811dbc0b947372e3b6c2e2e4acc50ff18cc","source_kind":"fdroid-repo","repo_slug":"fdroid-archive","last_updated":1779371418,"release_timestamp":1461024000,"description":"This app lets you changes the Android disk encryption password.\n\nYou will only be required to use the new password at the next boot, so it is\nimportant not to forget it until then, and take a full backup just in case.\n\nShort of brute-forcing, the only way to recover from a forgotten encryption\npassword is to factory reset the device, deleting all user data in the process,\nso proceed with caution.\n\nThe app will verify that you have root access by checking if you have one of the\nmore popular 'superuser' apps (Superuser or SuperSU) installed, and trying to\nexecute a dummy command with su at startup.\n\nIf your device is not encrypted, it will refuse to start.","categories":["Security"]}