Password software

earweed

Does anyone know of a good (free) password program available. I had norton AV with the identity safe but switched to MS security essentials. The problem I have is I have so many passwords and need to migrate them some way to the new program. My norton subscription has run out but I've just been "redoing" the trial 30 period and keep my passwords on a USB stick.
Anybody have any good ideas.

msteinhilber

I use the mind. It's scalable to just about any environment, incredibly secure with only a handful of exploits such as W32/Torture and [email protected] It's built into the cloud, so it's with you anywhere you go. It's also free, bonus!

earweed

msteinhilber wrote: »

I use the mind. It's scalable to just about any environment, incredibly secure with only a handful of exploits such as W32/Torture and [email protected] It's built into the cloud, so it's with you anywhere you go. It's also free, bonus!

LOL...I didn't get it for a second and started to google it. I have so many passwords for so many job search engines. Those are the main ones I need software for. I use different secure passwords for everything so I need something to help me keep track of them.

dynamik

I use KeePass.

KeePass Password Safe

Password Safe

earweed

Anybody have anything that is more automatic. That's about the onnly thing I actually liked about the Norton Identity Safe was that it was so easy. I just checked and I have over a hundred passwords saved. I have them all written down but don't want to have to go through the trouble of reentering all those usernames and passwords.

RTmarc

I use Notepad plus AxCrypt (Axantum Software AB | AxCrypt | File Encryption Software).

pitviper

I know a bunch of people who use RoboForm - It's pretty cool but not free ($30).

shaqazoolu

pitviper wrote: »

I know a bunch of people who use RoboForm - It's pretty cool but not free ($30).

RoboForm was okay. I was required to use it in my old job and I had never used a program like it before so I didn't have anything to compare it to. I do remember thinking "There has to be something out there that works better than this."

earweed

I'd basically like something that works as well as the norton identity safe. It's not perfect but when I go to one of my jobsites it fills in the password automatically.It does have its' drawbacks as it occassionally confuses sites that are powered by the same sofware like 3 or 4 of the smaller ones use the same one but I just go to the browser bar and select the name of the site and its ok.

brad-

Roboform.

RoboForm - Free software downloads and software reviews - CNET Download.com

wd40

dynamik wrote: »

I use KeePass.

KeePass Password Safe

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I installed it 2 days ago, it has an auto-complete feature.

Nobylspoon

I use an Ironkey. Far from free but worth the $$$.