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Auto-fill username/password in internal browser ! Dropbox & Google Drive support (two-way synchronization).

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But since his software was not updated for a long time, we made KyPass for all the people that use KeePass on their desktop. KyPass is based on the work of QIang Yu on MyKeePass. Therefore the saved information can be considered as quite safe. The complete database is always encrypted either with AES encryption algorithm using a 256 bit key. The integrated search function allows to search in the complete database. KyPass saves many different information (user names, passwords, urls, comments. Your database could be backed up with Dropbox, the best back-up service in the world (free accounts come with 2gb of space, enough for your KeePass databases)

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It uses the same database than the open source software KeePass Password Safe. KyPass is an application for people with extremly high demands on secure personal data management. Don't buy it if you have an iphone/ipad on iOS greater than 5.0 ** KyPass is €1.** This version is still there only for OLD iPhone/iPad. This is much more secure than a password alone but if access to your passwords is required on the road, the slight reduction in security may be something you can justify. Unfortunately Kypass only supports authentication using passwords whereas the desktop application KeePass supports windows authentication, certs and passwords separately or in conjunction for authentication.

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Simply download the app, within the settings, configure it to use your Dropbox account and it will do the rest. KyPass is a brilliant little iPhone app that brings Keepass off the computer. With the usage of Dropbox, you can even get access to your passwords from your phone. This means that every computer you use can access the same encrypted password file therefore you can access the information easily without using pen drives or other methods to transfer the passwords around. The great thing about Keepass is that it allows you to store passwords on a dropbox account. How many times have I just written the word password? One for KeePass and another for logging into your computer. Something like Keepass can be installed on your computer and provides for quite a secure method of storage for passwords. That’s why password managers are so useful. It’s unfair and unrealistic to expect someone to remember all of these. This probably adds up to a minimum of five passwords for the average computer user. The average person should have a password for logging into their computer, a password for their Email and different passwords for every website or social network their a member. The problem of course is that after a while, all of these complicated passwords become impossible to remember. I have no sympathy for people who use names, dates of birth, addresses and other easily identifiable passwords when they find that their credit card details are stolen or someone is impersonating them on a social network such as Twitter.

If you don’t have strong passwords, it’s entirely your own fault if your security is compromised. I’ve discussed password strength and security on this blog a few times over the past few years. Day five and the iPhone apps just keep on coming.

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