Hi guys,

I;m sure many of us here got plenty of password and user login from numberous websites we visited/participated in. Even for online banking etc?

What software or utility do u recommend?

i would highly recommend splashID if you have a palm-powered pda. it is easy to use and intergrates to your palm desktop. it syncs with my treo 600 with no problems..you can customize it to store anything!

ah… I was trying to avoid that since i don need the PDA synchronisation part.

you can still use it without a pda..just need palm desktop..which don’t need to be registered.. :wink:

Whats wrong with the good old windows password , which when enabled makes it mandatory on DOS screen to input a password before it loads windows ?

I’ve been using RoboForm for password management. It works surprisingly well. It’s almost indispensible for me.

I have a P900 and use Epocware Handy Safe & though the Phone version is paid for the Desktop version is free :D Uses 448-bit data encryption (Blowfish).

Very good for P900 & PC. I think you only need the P900 PC Suit installed if you Sync with a P900, It should work for PC still without. Give it a try, it may work for you :wink:

Info here: http://www.epocware.com/SE_P800/Handy_Safe.html

Download: http://www.epocware.com/download/sync/HandySafeSync.zip

I strongly suggest not using one of these. Just think about it, instead of having to crack 20 passwords, they only need to crack one…err, something worries me about this.

Just make up a secure password…at least 8 digits…combo of alpha and numeric, with case changes and if possible, non-english characters like $.

Erik

I have been using Sony’s Puppy which comes with finger print authentication and password management. To log in to a secure or any other site, just put your finger tip on the puppy and it logs you in with no problem. Sony has now MicroVault with the same functions.
Stan

what would happen if your drive is encrypted via the sony puppy and somone runs off with the sony puppy..would you still be able to login? sorry don’t know much about encryptions/keys..

Most fingerprint programs allow for an emergency typed password as well…not 100% sure of Sony’s.

Erik

cool thanks.

Yes, I can confirm that. You can log in with your finger print or a password.
Stan