DownloadKeePass Password Safe is a free, open source, lightweight, and easy-to-use password manager for Windows, Linux and Mac OS X, with ports for Android, iPhone/iPad and other mobile devices. With so many passwords to remember and the need to vary passwords to protect your valuable data, it’s nice to have KeePass to manage your passwords in a secure way. KeePass puts all your passwords in a highly encrypted database and locks them with one master key or a key file. As a result, you only have to remember one single master password or select the key file to unlock the whole database. And the databases are encrypted using the best and most secure encryption algorithms currently known, AES and Twofish. See our features page for details.
Features
- Strong security (AES encryption, SHA-256 hash, protection against dictionary and guessing attacks, in-memory protection, ...).
- Portable (no installation required), available for many platforms (Windows, Linux, Mac OS X, smart devices/phones, ...).
- Efficient and flexible organization (entry groups, tags, time fields, file attachments, ...).
- Various data transfer methods (clipboard, drag and drop, auto-type, plugins can provide integration with other applications, ...).
- Powerful password generator (generation based on character sets and patterns, with many options).
- Extensible (plugin architecture) and multi-language (more than 40 languages are available).
Project Samples
License
GNU General Public License version 2.0 (GPLv2)Follow KeePass
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I would have liked to use this application to quit Kaspersky pw manager. I managed to do an export from there and convert it to a CSV as mentioned on a page i found on your website with a lot of bulls*** about and a sample.csv and no possible way to download the plugin. Unfortunately after installing Keepass about 3h ago i am still unable to make it work or import my csv into this application. I find the info on your website confusing and very very far from user friendly, it seems like you almost need a programmer background or something to make this work. Those people might enjoy it but someone like me who just needs a working application this is a total waste of my precious timeReply from KeePassPosted 2023-03-17
KeePass 2.x has a built-in import module for Kaspersky Password Manager TXT (and XML) files. No plugin required and no need for formatting data as a CSV file in this case. -
I have used this application for decades and it is one of the best in class
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I have spent four hours trying to get this to work, so far I have one database and one entry into it, which I just deleted trying to enter a new entry. The tutorial is brutally difficult to follow, it depends on a level of coding expertise that I don't have time to develop. (I'm 67) I was looking for a password manager that would function like the one that comes with the Brave browser, and this isn't that, not even close. The reviews are amazing, but I think (after trying to make it work) that all the reviewers are either professional code writers or hackers. The complexity of the menus should have let me know that I would never be able to make it work, but then by accident I found the tutorial. For me, it's faster and easier to make a paper diary with all my passwords. I'd just keep using Brave, but it just deleted all my passwords. Guess I'll just repopulate that one at a time with my paper backup. The scary thing is how dependent the rest of us are, and how poorly you coders communicate directions for using the tools that you make.
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search function is terrible. searching for gmail doesn't bring up the passwords for m gmail accounts, it brings up every record that has the word gmail in it. which is over 400. can't use a comma in search. can't sort by a column within search.
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This project's Mac version needs a clue-by-four from Jakob Nielsen. It's like running Xenu under Wine. The first major red flag I saw was quick enough: the options to connect include a greyed-out option to use Windows login authentication. Really? On a project that claims Mac compatibility? The look and feel needs a clue-by-four for Mac users who don't wish they were using Windows 95/XP. But the most serious problem I found presumably affects non-Mac users as well. If you try to create an entry (not a database), there's a nice option to add an entry, but woe to you if you go looking for adding an entry in the menuing system. There's at least one good option to create a complete new database, but there is no hint of a way to add an entry that I could find in the menus. You guys seem to have the back end programming down pat. Mind giving the front end some attention? This review posted as a review after multiple failed efforts to enter it into the bug tracker, where it belongs, didn't work.