PassBox Is A Windows Password Vault With A Metro-Inspired UI

After more than a year using LastPass, this nifty little password manager has become my first choice for many reasons. I use it in Firefox, Chrome and even my Android device. Thanks to its handy synchronization feature, I can easily access my login info associated with social networks, email providers and other online services no matter which platform I am using. It’s secure and robust, but there’s one thing that might not make it a good choice for everyone. Even though LastPass’s powerful cloud features are worth an applause, not everyone likes to keep their private information on the cloud. So if you’re looking for an offline password manager, try taking PassBox for a spin. This Metro UI-inspired app sits quite nicely with Windows 8 and lets you store your account login information without requiring to sign up for a service for this. Read More

Disable Firefox Remember Password Popup While Keeping Password Manager Enabled

Like other leading browsers, Firefox has a password manager that offers to remember your password every time you log into any website or web service. If you don’t want it to remember the password for a particular website ever, you can disable the feature for that website by using the dropdown arrow next to the 'Remember Password' button on the popup and asking it to never offer to remember passwords for the current website. This popup appears on every website and the only way to hide it is to disable the password manager altogether from Firefox’s options. The downside of doing this is that Firefox will no longer automatically fill the login and password info for websites that you've asked it to remember passwords for. If you still want to use the feature but are annoyed by the popup appearing on every page where you sign in, give Password Dialog Begone a try. It’s a Firefox add-on that blocks the popup without disabling the password manager entirely. Read More

PassLook Is A Light, Portable Password Vault For Windows & Mac OS X

Password managers first started to grab my attention when I began using LastPass – a staggeringly useful utility that keeps all my credentials securely in one place. I don’t have to remember my passwords anymore, as LastPass perfectly handles this job. However, LastPass isn’t the only app that offers this amazing service; you can find a plethora of other similar tools that provide a virtual vault for storing your login information pertaining to emails, applications and other confidential stuff. Meet PassLook – a very simple and minimalistic Windows and Mac OS X app that allows you to maintain a secure, encrypted database of all your passwords. While PassLook comes nowhere near LastPass in terms of design and features, it can prove useful for those looking for a lightweight and more importantly, portable password manager. Read More

Official Android App For Online Password Vault Dashlane Now Available

Dashlane has the distinction of being one of the most widely used and trusted cross-platform online password vaults for Windows, Mac, Android and iOS-powered devices. Once installed on your computer, the app has the capacity to fetch login information from your various web browsers, store them all under one roof using a fool-proof AES-256 bit encryption, and keep all the accounts in sync with your other (computer and mobile) devices, allowing you to auto-fill online forms and switch between multiple accounts without going through the tedious chores of hectic signups. While our detailed review of the official Windows and Mac variant of Dashlane should be enough to list out the desktop app’s salient offerings, we’ll keep our focus intact on the recently-released Android variant that aims to help you with carrying your personal security vault with you on-the-go. A feature-packed iOS variant of Dashlane has been around in the iTunes App Store for quite some time now, and going by the comprehensiveness of that particular app, the Android equivalent happens to be a far cry. Why? We shall explore past the break. Read More

Manage Your Passwords By Type & Generate Detailed Reports About Them

Protecting valuable data - both online and offline - requires multiple passwords of varied strengths in an attempt to prevent any hacking or eavesdropping. In this quest to ensure privacy and security, you may have found yourself perplexed by a long list of passwords, scattered in your mind. Many of us call to aid the ‘Forgot your password’ feature online, or the ‘Security Question’ to save us in such times, or utilities to auto-save the key strings for immediate access. Access Manager, on the other hand, lets you professionally handle this problem by organizing all passwords with embedded notes, document link and type for efficient management of credentials. Rest assured, the master password prevents anyone from accessing your passwords list, and automatic password generation ensures foolproof security. The data can be imported/exported in the from of CSV/XML documents. Read More

Free Password Manager: Store & Encrypt Valuable Data Or Credentials

Remembering each and every password for your credentials is not plausible unless you have a striking memory, or you use a single password combination where ever you need.  We have covered an umpteen number of password storage utilities and today we have a similar application for you, named as Free Password Manager. It is a utility that provides you with a database where you can encrypt and store valuable information, such as credit card numbers, email passwords, notes, access codes and other significant data. The application facilitates you to create as many databases you want, each with its own separate password, which provides an extra layer of protection. It uses AES algorithm to encrypt data with a 256-bit key, making it highly difficult to crack. The program can be installed on a USB flash drive for using it on-the-go. Some of the key features include built-in password generator, logging of data changes, customizable database and folder fields, backup and restore of of passwords databases, information sorting, exporting and importing data to/from CSV and TXT files etc. Read More

Dashlane Is Your Personal Internet Assistant, An Alternative To LastPass

When it comes to selecting a personal information and account password manager, there are numerous applications available at your disposal. For most users, who want a powerful, as well as simple, online password manager, LastPass is the obvious choice, while others keep their personal info and account credentials secured from external attacks using KeePass and 1Password. Today, we came across a personal internet assistant and online accounts manager called Dashlane, which allows users to securely manage personal information and online passwords. Packed with form filler and automatic login features, Dashlane provides one-stop solution for accessing and managing personal information and online accounts credentials. The application includes a comprehensive set of features and tools to help you easily organize online account user logins and passwords, enabling you to automatically fill the user login details, including username and password, and add new user logins without having to bring up the dashboard. Details to follow after the jump. Read More

Norton Identity Safe: Cross-Platform Alternative To LastPass

LastPass is a widely used password manager, which is available as a plugin for all famous browsers, including Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, Chrome, Opera, and Safari. While LastPass works as a browser extension, there are also desktop applications that deliver similar functionality. Norton has recently created a comprehensive application, which brings the functionality of password management browser extensions like LastPass and desktop application like 1Password. Norton Identity Safe is a cross-platform password management application that integrates with your browser and allows you to you safeguard your login information. It quickly and securely logs users into online accounts from computers and mobile devices on the go, with a secure master password. Unlike most password managers, Norton Identity Safe also provides information regarding the safety of a website to protect you from phishing websites. Read More

Content Shield: Content Privacy And Password Management For WP7

Content Shield is a Windows Phone 7 app that allows users to save their tasks, reminders and even jokes, under password protection. That's not all; using this app, you can save all (and by that, we really mean, all) your passwords. The thing I desperately wanted on my WP7 is password locking of specific areas, for example, without locking the whole device, I wanted to protect my reminder list. Content Shield provides Mango users with just that. Read More

1Password – Desktop & Web Browser Based Password Manager With Dropbox Support

1Password is a brilliant Password and Identity manager which is built on a very intriguing yet simple idea of having only one password for all Applications, Website login information, Software, etc. Earlier, we have came across many password managers, including, Password Provider, Lock Crypt, and Secure Password Storage. Comparatively, 1Password provides more features with seamless web browser (Internet Explorer & Firefox) integration, so users can use it as easily as LastPass- an eminent password manager. Both the functionality and usage is utterly identical to LastPass, whether you save login information from main interface or from Firefox/IE9 extension, either way you will end up filling login information. Since security is essential and must be provided by password managers, it offers a staunch AES encryption with an ability to quickly lock down itself, and other applications to prevent any unauthorized usage. Read More

Analyze, Generate And Manage Passwords With Password tools bundle

Password tools bundle is a free password analyzer, generator and manager. It’s a handy tool for analyzing password strength, generating new passwords and managing all your passwords so you don’t forget them. It offers three different features categorized under separate tabs; Analyzer, Generator and Manager to perform the respective password management related task. Read More

Firefox Account Manager Add-on

One of the main reasons that make Firefox a top-pick amongst great web browsers is its add-ons. They not only enrich the user experience but also dramatically enhance and improve the features that the browser offers. Account management is one of the key areas of focus for any user, since many websites require you to sign-in or sign-up in order to use their services. Read More

LockCrypt Information & Password Manager

LockCrypt is the only free information management tool out there that people will actually find it useful. Unlike other complicated password and information managers that takes forever to input, organize, and access information, LockCrypt believes in simplicity since it has the most straightforward and easy-to-use UI(user interface) I have ever seen in this category. Read More

Verify Your Password Strength With Microsoft Password Checker

The security of your data is very important, no matter whether it is online or offline. One of the most basic measures taken to prevent hackers from accessing your confidential data is to keep a strong password for your system and online accounts. The Microsoft Password Checker is a free online service which lets you verify the strength of your passwords. Read More