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Pass simple is a multi-platform (MACOS, Linux, and Windows) GUI for pass (https://www.passwordstore.org/) , the standard unix password manager - passwordstore. The advantages of pass simple include the use of GPGME (native C++, seamless integration with Security cards) or rnp (realtime and windows support), as well as support for YAML and Markdown. Documentation: https://shemeshg.github.io/pass-simple-mdbook/ Git: https://github.com/shemeshg/pass-simple-qt step by step install -...

SuProtection , secure file encryption and password manager It provides an easy feature to encrypt files and passwords, as no one can decrypt files or passwords and view them because they are encrypted using a password and only you can see the files.

...Keys currently can open (with autotyping) these types of connections: - Open a website and logon with the provided credentials - Open an ssh/sftp connection with the provided credentials - Open an rdesktop connection with the provided credentials Also, Keys can store generic Account credentials (aka. username+password). Keys refers to every single encrypted file containing credentials as a 'DB key' (key database). Every 'DB key' can be open and view with standard gpg decrypting commands.

CloudSafe is a credential manager that can store all your access informations (applications, sites, gadgets, ...), in your Google Drive account: all data are encrypted with a master password (AES-128) and all netowork operations are protected by your Google Account and HTTPS connections. The source code is open and you are free to check the security solution.

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...