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Ratings, Awards and Opinions
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User Opinions
Private fort knox... by
Nicholas at SnapFiles.com:
Yes! This is the one! After trying a few other (awkward) password
keepers I discovered KeePass and found out quickly that this program
is useful, reliable, user friendly and very safe. It reveals passwords
and other secrets only for a very short time on the clipboard, just
long enough to paste it into a waiting password field. From now on I
never have to click buttons with texts like: Forget Password? Very
valuable and free!
The best password manager out there!... by
TaBaScO at SnapFiles.com:
I've been using KeePass for almost a year now, and it's
without a doubt the best password manager out there. I've tried
just about all of the others, and none of them come close in my
opinion. I keep a copy of it on my USB thumb drive so that I
always have the software and my passwords with me no matter where
I go. One of the best features of this software is you really
only need the executable file to run it, so you can run it from
any PC without having to install software. It has just about every
feature I could ever ask for, and it has a great interface. Best
of all it's open source FREEWARE.
Reviewer Keight at Softpedia.com:
What a fantastic little program. I have been searching for
a good password storage manager for awhile and was willing
to pay for good software but I just couldn't find anything
I liked. Then I discovered KeePass. It has all the features
I need including search, autofill using hotkey, autolock,
password generator and it even has a quality indicator which
will show how secure your passwords are. I love it and best
of all its free.
KeePass has been recommended in an article by security.itworld.com. From the article:
One password vault that is receiving quite a bit of attention
and has been getting good reviews is "KeePass". KeePass is an open
source password vault for Windows. It appears to be developed
with attention to security and features some very useful functions,
such as cut and pasting of passwords with a clipboard wipe after
a few moments, strong encryption and the ability to access password
databases stored on network servers instead of local hard disks.
If this technology interests you, KeePass might be a good place
to start looking.
Articles
Locking Down Your Passwords with KeePass by
Patrick Schmid, published at Tom's Hardware Guide.
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