KeePass, got to pass this on!

Hi, I got to pass this on, KeePass this password security programme is fantastic and you can use it for free.

In the past, my passwords I wrote on Post-it Notes and stuck them on the side of the monitor. I ended up with 43 and thought this is getting unmanageable, when I needed a password it took me ages going through these Post-it slips. Then I see this KeePass programme and it�s been invaluable for keeping all my passwords safe and in order, I must have over a hundred now.

http://keepass.info/

No, you only have one.

So you now have just the one post-it with the KeePass pasword on it?

In reply to a post by 12eason:

No, you only have one.

Yeah, I now only need to remember one password and that one is well imprinted in my mind have used it since dial-up days 1995. Before that, I had CompuServe and used their provided web browser and password; there was no Microsoft Internet Explorer back then.

The first version of Internet Explorer (later referred to as Internet Explorer 1) made its debut on August 16, 1995. It was a reworked version of Spyglass Mosaic, which Microsoft had licensed.

Hi, Oh, just in case you�re wondering the one to download is KeePass 2.16

http://keepass.info/news/n110712_2.16.html

I've used an old DOS based program called PassPack (no relation to any version you will find on the www) for years. F1 cut/copy site, F2 cut/copy user name, F3 cut/copy password, etc. Much easier to use than modern alternatives.

And the usernames/passwords are stored by PassPack using what kind of encryption?

I'd expect if it is that old, if it uses any encryption at all it will be a standard that has now been cracked.

Just something to note in case some miscreant gets their hands on your files.

Cipher RC4, key 160bit SHA-1.