Hekasoft PassKeeper
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Version : 0.23 |
Major Update
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WinXP , Win7 x32 , Win7 x64 , Windows 8 , WinVista , WinVista x64
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PassKeeper is a free password manager.
PassKeeper is a free security password manager that allows a person to store your security passwords in an encrypted data source protected by a security password.
Thanks to PassKeeper will be no longer necessary in order to remember countless passwords, simply remember the database 1, or use only the security key and forever reduce the problem of getting to remember passwords.
The particular security key is the file that must be loaded in order to allow the opening associated with the database.
To create the database attack-proof are usually not expected recovery strategies for passwords or secrets, so we recommend a person to store them normally it will be difficult to access the data source.
PassKeeper has been developed to be as simple because possible and to react to any need.
PassKeeper has a single display from which you may manage your passwords, therefore it makes it easier to find the task you would like to perform and decreases the time required to achieve it.
Furthermore, having a simple click you can duplicate any data to the particular clipboard for easy pasting where required.
PassKeeper offers a built-in password electrical generator, which allows you in order to generate random passwords, a person can select which personality to use, and regardless of whether to generate a security password having a default or randon quantity of characters.
With PassKeeper is achievable to control the particular level of security of the password.
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Requirements :
.NET Framework 4
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