Re: securing password list

[Steven Joerger <steven.joerger () corp earthlink net>]

beevoo8 () hotmail com wrote:
> In my job I have a number of username/passwords to various websites and machines that I must keep track of.  I was soliciting ideas on how to store these passwords securely.  
> Encrypting them with a passphrase seems counterproductive since the file may not be accessed for a while and the passphrase might be forgotten.  Would biometrics be a safer idea? What security methods do you use to secure a list such as this? 
>
> Any suggestions would be appreciated.

I came across this while looking at another app from a different thread 
(E4M). Probably not what you want, but it might work for someone else.

http://www.woundedmoon.org/win32/passkeep.html

Steve


"We've had one, yes. What about second breakfast?"
  --Pippin



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