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Password Manager
https://sourceforge.net/projects/pswmgr/
Password Manager è un gestore di password. Le password contenute e salvate in Password Manager vengono memorizzate in un database protetto da password e unicamente da chi la conosce. Le password vengono così mantenute al sicuro da occhi indiscreti e rimangono sempre disponibili nel caso ne venga dimenticata qualcuna. È possibile creare più di un profilo in modo da poter permettere a chiunque di poter memorizzare le proprie password sullo stesso PC. Password Manager è dotato anche di un... -
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AES256 Password Manager
Portable, secure and open source AES256 password manager
AES256 Password Manager is a secure, portable and open source password store that uses AES256 encryption. AES256 is a fork of a project originally started by Leprechaun https://github.com/Leproide/CryptStore It's written in .NET but it can be easly be run under OSX or Linux OS using Wine. License: GNU GPL V3 -
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M3D5 Password Manager
Just another password manager.
THIS PROJECT HAS BEEN MOVED TO https://sourceforge.net/p/aes256-password-manager/ ========================= M3D5 Password Manager is a just another password manager that allows you to collect your passwords into a txt files hashed in MD5 with a personal key.
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