Keep track of your passwords

I have created a password keeper program in danish.

And now I've made an English version of the program, its called Trisect Password Keeper Pro.

You can read about it here and you can buy it if you want.

The program is made with the Dot.Net Framework 2.0

Trisect Development

I assume it has a password as well to prevent password theft... ;P

What if we forget the password to get into the program?

Mustang: Yes a encrypted password.

There is a link to the manual on the site, just follow the link.

Neuro: Don't forget them!
No there is ways to restore your password.

Its been updated a bit.

Not much just a few bugs removed.

What kind of encryption is used to secure the password database? Blowfish? AES? 3DES?

What makes this better than some of the open source alternatives, like KeePass (http://keepass.info)?

In one of my former job we used to use a C# sharp file with a class for encryption. Thats what I'm using. Don't know how it works, just know it works.

I don't know this KeePass program. So if mine is better I don't know.

Hmmm... a pretty nice program, one drawback is it needs .NET framework.. (not so serious, but I don't install that big guy yet).

If it can be used as a code archive program, will be very useful.

F-Once has notes ability and notes are kept in MySQL server and if you forget password's password then you can contact the administrator of the program (me :)
You can access your notes(read: passwords) from anywhere in the planet where's internet connection. It will also have e-mail ability in the next version so you can read them without entering your e-mail username/password all the time when you use another computer because these are also stored in the server.

I just use 'fred' or 'sex'

easy.

I use a little encrytped notepad I wrote myself (SafePad). It uses .Net as well and uses .Net's implementation of 3DES for the encryption. Not bulletproof, but it works for me.

jhanson:

Mine is simpler to use than the KeePass program.