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Giveaway of the day — Plato Safe Password Manager
Plato Safe Password Manager esteve disponível como oferta em 12 de março de 2010
Hoje em dia você precisa lembrar de um monte de senhas. Você precisa de senha para fazer o logon na rede do Windows, senha do FTP, do e-mail, senha de membro de websites, etc. Como você faz para lembrar de todas estas senhas?
O Plato Safe Password Manager é um gerenciador de senhas super fácil de usar no Windows para armazenar as suas senhas em um banco de dados altamente protegido, e como o banco de dados consiste de apenas um arquivo, ele pode facilmente ser transferido de um computador para outro ...
Requisitos do Sistema:
Windows 2000/ XP/ Vista/ 7
Publicado por:
Plato Software IncPágina Oficial:
http://www.dvdtompegx.com/html/safepasswordmanager.htmlTamanho do arquivo:
2.24 MB
Preço:
$29.95
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Comentáriosrios do Plato Safe Password Manager
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Except that, you're not really supposed to store your passwords in your browser, since crackers have figured out how to steal them using virus' & trojans.
Current thinking is, that an encrypted external database is safer. Of course there may be a backdoor in them as well. I use index cards.
I use the open source KeePass - it is great. I allows you to generate strong passwords based upon rules (i.e. Caps, Numbers, Letters, etc.) that you can set.
Put it on an encrypted USB drive using TrueCrypt.
Extremely useful tool. Just don't forget the KeePass password or you're... you know.
$30.00 is a bit pricey for something that can be handled with a simple $1.00 address book (of course stored in a safe place away from your computer).
There is a free alternative that is open source and has an excellent Forum for issues with the program. Passwordsafe. - http://passwordsafe.sourceforge.net/ -
Er, um. . . to anyone thinking that integrating your passwords into a browser is A Good Idea: think again.
The whole point of password archiving is security. Yet there are people here who apparently wish to lead others into thinking that a browser -- any browser -- is secure.
Iy yi yi yi.
Criticism of today's GOTD because "it doesn't integrate into a browser" really is no criticism at all.
That said, I can't get anywhere near assessing the software's value because Web of Trust has a blocking alert on the developer's website:
Trustworthiness: Poor
Vendor reliability: Very poor
Privacy: Very poor
Candidly, a company producing -- of all things -- a password manager yet which is itself classed as a major risk is too great a contradiction to contemplate.
Thanks then, GOTD, but no thanks: today's developer should be trying to sort out its current, damning WoT rating before seeking to recruit new users to a product ostensibly intended to enhance their privacy and security.
Lots of free password managers out there: Roboform (free with limitations), lastpass (firefox) etc...
Nada contra este programa, mas sou "contra" essa categoria de programa, considero lembradores de senha apenas mais uma senha a ser lembrada e nunca estão disponíveis quando precisamos lembrar da tal senha. Tenho outros processos mais simples e falo deles em meu blog.
Mas estou confuso... a GAOTD começou o dia com o programa AVG antivírus e depois mudou para este, sem qualquer aviso ou satisfação. O que houve afinal? Alguém sabe?
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