Users have many passwords that they have to remember, not only for website logins but also for credit cards, bank cards and the like. Many of them force you to use a different password because they have certain restrictions how the password has to look like. (for example 6 digits, a minimum of 8 chars aso.) That means, the trick to have only one password for everything is not working that well, besides being really insecure.
The secure passwords manager PINs stores all your passwords and other vital information like account data using a 448 bit Blowfish algorithm. PINs can be run directly from any device including USB or Floppy making it a great tool for everyone who is not accessing a computer exclusively from home. It supports multiple accounts, safe file wiping, supports an unlimited number of text and data and is open source.
[tags]freeware, password, open source, tool, windows, blowfish, encrypt, secure[/tags]
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[...] You might have a problem remembering the password and I suggest you use a program that saves the password safely. Here’s an article about a secure password manager pins which you might want to try. [...]
i use keepass, an opensource tool. http://keepass.sourceforge.net/
its available for pocketpc, palmos, windows and linux.
i dont want to miss that tool!
I agree with gil.. I use Keepass long time ago and can share my passes between my laptop windows and my desktop linux. Recommended.
Thanks a lot guys will take a look at this tool.