KeePass is a free open source password manager(Which mean 100% FREE), which helps you to manage your passwords in a secure way. You can put all your passwords in one database, which is locked with one master key or a key file. So you only have to remember one single master password or select the key file to unlock the whole database. The databases are encrypted using the best and most secure encryption algorithms currently known (AES and Twofish). Get it here
And Here is a short video on how to use it
I already accumulated lots of password and now I want to be organize keep them on a safe place.
Keepas has lot more other feature to offer but keeping password is what it do best and that all I need, simply keep all my password secure.
Showing posts with label Password. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Password. Show all posts
Sunday, August 21, 2011
Friday, May 20, 2011
Where Do you Keep Your Passwords?
Password keeping is getting tough these days but we need to keep up with it to keep our accounts secure. Passwords and user name requirements are getting longer and requires alpha numeric characters and some capitalization thus this makes it hard to remember.
With these said most people end up using the same password on multiple account if you're one of them be warned it is dangerous. If so happen one of your account was hacked then considered all has been hacked, or if had opened an account to some bad websites the require your e-mail add as the user name and you have used the same password as your e-mails password on to that account then they already have an access to your e-mail account which might contain more links to you other accounts.
So where do you keep your password?
There are lots of password keepers software out there but it will also require you to have one password to protect all your other passwords, and if you lost this one password then you lost all (if you can't remember them). You could write your password on a text file or XLS file, but someone got their hand on it then they had your passwords too.
Leave your suggestions on the comment on where is the best place to keep your passwords.
With these said most people end up using the same password on multiple account if you're one of them be warned it is dangerous. If so happen one of your account was hacked then considered all has been hacked, or if had opened an account to some bad websites the require your e-mail add as the user name and you have used the same password as your e-mails password on to that account then they already have an access to your e-mail account which might contain more links to you other accounts.
So where do you keep your password?
There are lots of password keepers software out there but it will also require you to have one password to protect all your other passwords, and if you lost this one password then you lost all (if you can't remember them). You could write your password on a text file or XLS file, but someone got their hand on it then they had your passwords too.
Leave your suggestions on the comment on where is the best place to keep your passwords.
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