Recommend really good password storage tool, plz

[BaseJack]

Hi

I'm new to this forum, so please do not hesitate to give a link to any related previous discussion.

I beleive I'm getting quite a lot of login/password pairs to all kinds of stuff and as of now I'm storing them in a separate text file. Having read security nightmare articles I would rather buy a piece of software that stores passwords encrypted - can someone possibly recommend a title? I would go after robust operation, reliability and good support.

Thanks in advance,
Peace!

 

[davidireland]

Why dont you just write them down on paper....no one can hack that.

But..if for some reason you dont want to...

theres a site here, http://www.iopus.com/guides/efs.htm, that explains how to do windows encryption.

If you dont trust that, or would like extra security....try...

http://axcrypt.sourceforge.net/

i havnt tried that, i just googled it so i duno if its actually free or not.

good luck, but as i said...just use paper!

PS: I'm not 100% sure i understood what you meant by that post. I hope i understood you, sorry if i didn't.

 

[computerhakk]

Why dont you just write them down on paper....no one can hack that.

one of the best ways. just dont lose it.

if you have a portable unit with u, like a pda that has pw protection on individual files, put it on that.

 

[scuttle.vb]

you could store the password in your e-mail account in drafts.to be on the safe side use short forms that only u can decipher.

 

[Geoff]

I still think the safest way is to put it down on paper, next safest would be some sort of PDA.