Keeper - Password and Data Vault

[jimnyc]

So I'm up to about 2 million passwords saved in my head. And being that it's slowly deteriorating, I figured it might be time to keep records. I was concerned though, as I wouldn't want the storage hacked and then everything is compromised. I am trying this one now as they offer a free version in which I can test with for awhile. It has a master password which you need to know in order to open the program. It has self destruct built in, so if someone tries to break in, and puts in the wrong password 5 times, it will destroy the records. It's a very small download and leaves a very small footprint once installed.

https://keepersecurity.com/

[tailfins]

So I'm up to about 2 million passwords saved in my head. And being that it's slowly deteriorating, I figured it might be time to keep records. I was concerned though, as I wouldn't want the storage hacked and then everything is compromised. I am trying this one now as they offer a free version in which I can test with for awhile. It has a master password which you need to know in order to open the program. It has self destruct built in, so if someone tries to break in, and puts in the wrong password 5 times, it will destroy the records. It's a very small download and leaves a very small footprint once installed.

https://keepersecurity.com/


Kewl! All you need is an enemy's userID and not his password. All that is necessary is type random characters for the password five times and all the stored passwords go buh-bye. Nice! :thumb:

[jimnyc]

Kewl! All you need is an enemy's userID and not his password. All that is necessary is type random characters for the password five times and all the stored passwords go buh-bye. Nice! :thumb:

True, if they know about the option, they can purposely sabotage. But it's easy to hide the program, and the self destruct option can also be disabled once logged into the program and going to settings.

I think I'm going to try the trial on this one too, see how it compares.

http://www.odinshare.com/password-secure-manager.html

[KarlMarx]

How does this compare to Password Safe?

http://passwordsafe.sourceforge.net/

[jimnyc]

How does this compare to Password Safe?

http://passwordsafe.sourceforge.net/

Dunnu, but will update shortly! It appears to be very similar to Keeper...

[jimnyc]

How does this compare to Password Safe?

http://passwordsafe.sourceforge.net/

This one is very basic in appearance, and not surprising as open source. The GUI interface is much easier to navigate on "Keeper". But Password Safe, underneath the vanilla look, seems to have a handful of more options. Neither has a great reason to choose over the other. Personally, unless I see something else while testing, I would go with Keeper simply because it's easier to navigate, which would mean easier retrieval of a password if I ever need it.