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This is a plugin to KeePass <http://www.KeePass.info> to allow other plugins to check for updates using the latest file release on SourceForge. On it's own, it does nothing, but other plugins may require this one in order to provide version information when KeePass checks for upades

...Current version of the software uses 128 bit AES (Advanced Encryption Standard) algorithm, which is a standard by U.S. National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), for protecting your personal data. IMPORTANT: In order to run SafePassDB you need to have Java installed on your computer. Java is free and can be downloaded from - http://www.java.com/

This is a plugin to KeePass <http://www.KeePass.info> to synchronisation to non-kdbx formats. This is done either by using a special menu command (under File, Synchronize) or by creating a new Trigger action to perform the synchronisation. In order to be a valid format for synchronisation, the format must support both Import and Export, and must support Uuids. It is recommended, but not required, that it is secured by a composite key (the same key will be used as for the database being synchronised to, as is the case for normal synchronisation).

MySafenote is designed to help you keep your login credentials safe. The application creates a secure password database that can be encrypted in order to prevent unwanted access to this type of sensitive information. MySafenote protects the created database with a user-defined master password. You can then decrypt the password file with a single click.

Bash Password Manager (BPass) is a shell script that create a SQLite database in which you can store your passwords with the maximum security! In fact it uses GPG (or GPG+OpenSSL) to encrypt and decrypt your database. Now i'm developing the version 2.0 of this script and it will take me some times because i'm busy with my study! Please note that this project is in beta version so please use it only for testing purpose! I've tested this script on: - Ubuntu 11.10 x32/x64 - Ubuntu 12.04...

An attempt to bring order to the chaotic world of computer passwords