The highly awarded security tool is the program of choice. It is easy to use andt you create strong, secure passwords of any length and store them safely in clear password groups. Even while transferring passwords to the appropriate login form, these are safely encrypted in memory and wiped after seconds. The data base itself is highly encrypted and from the homepage we understand...
“ Even if you would use all computers in the world to attack one database, decrypting it would take longer than the age of the universe. Even quantum computers won't help that much. [...] the sun will go nova before you have decrypted the database.”
Let’s call this a reasonable security level and feel it is alright to save our passwords in it on the hard disk, OK?
KeePass is Open Source which is a big, big plus talking about security software. Anyone can read the source code of the program and check, if the security procedures (algorithms) have been implemented properly, and also, if the software does exactly what it is supposed to do and nothing more, like sending your passwords over the net .
Nett, freundlich, höflich -> keine Werbung!
