Secret Box allows you to easily organize all the passwords you need to deal with on a regular basis. All data collected in categories. Secret Box supports 11 categories of data: web accounts, instant messengers, emails, WiFi, remote desktop connection, VPN, credit card, secret notes, FTP servers, database, software information such as serial numbers and etc.
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meister
Member
posted: Jan. 22, 2013 @ 6:24a
Just get LastPass. It's been thoroughly vetted by security researchers, does all of those things and then some. It's free (or cheap if you use the mobile app).
meister said: Just get LastPass. It's been thoroughly vetted by security researchers, does all of those things and then some. It's free (or cheap if you use the mobile app).
A program from a vendor that stores all your passwords for free. Well, what's the worst thing that could happen? Sorry, I am an old fashioned guy who uses the computer for many things. However, something nags at me at the thought of putting all my passwords onto my computer especially in someone else's program--they seem like they would be to much of a temptation for someone to access. Am I like James Thurber's aunt mentioned in "The Night the Bed Fell", who did not trust electricity, and would tighten the light bulbs daily, afraid the electricity would leak out?
LearninEveryDay said: A program from a vendor that stores all your passwords for free. Well, what's the worst thing that could happen? Sorry, I am an old fashioned guy who uses the computer for many things. However, something nags at me at the thought of putting all my passwords onto my computer especially in someone else's program--they seem like they would be to much of a temptation for someone to access. Am I like James Thurber's aunt mentioned in "The Night the Bed Fell", who did not trust electricity, and would tighten the light bulbs daily, afraid the electricity would leak out?
Yes, this is why I use KeePass, which stores your data in an encrypted local file, which you can copy to other places if you want. KeePass is free and open source.
ionxchanger
Enthusiastic Member
posted: Jan. 22, 2013 @ 4:56p
Amen to that...
LearninEveryDay said: A program from a vendor that stores all your passwords for free. Well, what's the worst thing that could happen? Sorry, I am an old fashioned guy who uses the computer for many things. However, something nags at me at the thought of putting all my passwords onto my computer especially in someone else's program--they seem like they would be to much of a temptation for someone to access. Am I like James Thurber's aunt mentioned in "The Night the Bed Fell", who did not trust electricity, and would tighten the light bulbs daily, afraid the electricity would leak out?
c3688t
Happy Member
posted: Jan. 22, 2013 @ 5:32p
I read "free secret box download" and thought it must be a micro$oft update.
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