Shoutbox

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Originally quoted by Michael Drago on 09 Oct 2004
KeePass Password Safe is a free/open-source password safe or manager 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-disk. So you only have to remember one single master password or insert the key-disk to unlock the whole database. The databases are encrypted using the best and most secure encryption algorithms currently known (AES and Twofish).

Latest Changes:




Fixed some problems in the relative paths handling

Added auto-sort password list feature, KeePass can sort the password list automatically now, see 'View - Auto-Sort'


Improved item selection handling after entry additions, duplications and edits

The database is now marked as modified when copying a TAN number to the clipboard


Password list refreshing should be a bit faster now

After minimizing to taskbar and restoring to tray, the window's maximized state is correctly restored now

The associated browser with 'http' is used now, instead of the one associated with '.htm' files
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Source: BetaNews and Winbeta
Download Kee pass beta here
Version: KeePass Password Safe 0.97c beta

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This is a really cool idea , im defentily going to try and use it. What about you guys?

Personally I think there's no more secure place to keep my passwords in my own head

* banky agress with lobster

* saralk uses mind control to get fluffy_lobster to reveal his passwords

personally i would never use software that cant even spell key right

I agree with lobster too....I usually just write them down on a piece of paper or something...I wouldn't ever use that....

All i do is use the same p.w for everything that way i dont have to rember a whole lot of them

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Originally posted by The Don
All i do is use the same p.w for everything that way i dont have to rember a whole lot of them

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thats really dodgy though because if somebody found out your password they would have access to everything

yea but trust me no one would ever guess this

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bakalakarollendolphia

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lmfao

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Originally posted by The Don
All i do is use the same p.w for everything that way i dont have to rember a whole lot of them

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NOT a good idea. Sean said his password on IRC once to his IRC name and it was the same password for like 20 other accounts on things and we changed the password to every single one of them.

i rember but im not stupid enough to tell my p.w