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Of course, it needs to be implemented properly. But I didn't want to get into symantics.

What if you forget/lose the access password? I guess then you'll be unable to retrieve your stored logins.

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Originally posted by alegator
What if you forget/lose the access password? I guess then you'll be unable to retrieve your stored logins.

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That is the only logical answer.

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Originally posted by alegator
What if you forget/lose the access password? I guess then you'll be unable to retrieve your stored logins.

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well if there was any other way to get to them than using the password, it would be useless

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Originally posted by andrewdodd13
DES isn't actually broken, however the keylength of 56 bits was deliberately crippled by the US NSA, presumably because they have a backdoor to decrypt it with short keylengths.

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DES is no longer used main stream because 56bits just doesn't give you enough security. Three key Triple DES gives you a key length of 112 bits which is supposedly sufficient. Two key Triple DES gives you something like an effective key length of 80 bits.

If AES is good enough for the USA's secret files, I'm fine with it storing my encrypted info

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Originally posted by Menthix
Doesn't make it more secure. Security through obscurity is generally a bad thing .

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Can u tell me which Encryption  method..best encryption algorithm regarding performance, complexity, size, number of cycles per byte, OS supported, tool or opensource support......and why
i want comparable study of diff. encryption algo regarding these isssuse
plzz give me some link or directly guide me.......

http://security.resist.ca/crypt.shtml

http://www.google.ca/search?q=comparing+different...ryption+algorithms