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KeePass: Free secure password manager for Windows
by Nitin Badjatia Oct 25th 2005 at 3:28PM
Maintaining a secure list of all the passwords and serial numbers that we have to deal with today is a real challenge. If you use a Smartphone SplashID is a great option. For those who don't have a Smartphone, and are looking for a portable password store, KeePass is an excellent choice.
KeyPass is a free, highly secure, password storage system that doesn't require installation. In other words, you can carry around your list of passwords on your favorite USB storage media. KeePass supports the Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) and the Twofish algorithms to encrypt its password databases. You can file and sort your passwords, attach memorable icons to them, as well as notes. KeePass has a really nice random password generation feature that lets you set how sophisticated the random password should be. This application is certainly worth a look if you are on the move, and trying to manage huge list of logins, passwords and serial numbers.
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emutree said 6:51PM on 10-25-2005
An application that's very good for this on the Mac is Wallet (it looks like it serves the same function as this but with a nicer interface), from Waterfall software. It's definitely in need of an update, but the developer sounds like he's working to meet user requests. And the iPod sync is great.
http://www.waterfallsw.com/wallet/
Just thought I'd share in case any Mac users were looking.
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Brian Pipa said 10:42AM on 10-26-2005
I've been using a similar program called PasswordSafe - http://passwordsafe.sourceforge.net/ for a few years now. I run it from my USB drive.
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Chris said 1:11PM on 10-27-2005
There is also a PocketPC version of Keepass that will read your desktop Keepass password file.
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