Thursday, September 25, 2008

USB Password Manager

Hello! Have you ever had a problem of remembering a password to access your e-mail or bank account from your friend’s computer or an internet cafe? Sure you had. It’s quite difficult to remember all those random sequences of letters, numbers and symbols. In order to solve such kind of problems Novosoft LLC developed a new version of their well-known password management utility – Handy Password. It’s a version of their password manager for USB key installation. This software tool allows you to enjoy the following benefits on any PC you plug your USB drive into:
All your logins, passwords and other private information will be securely stored in one place with convenient access.
You will be authorized to your email, discussion boards, online stores and all the other accounts automatically, even if you use not your own PC, where the passwords are saved in your browser.
The program will generate new passwords that fit your criteria of safety.
And the main plus – all this will be available in any place where you have your USB key with you!

Tuesday, August 5, 2008

Save Passwords with Handy Password - It Is So Easy!

Hi, again! I’ve been using the Handy Password manager for a while now and I am very pleased with the way Handy Password can organize my passwords and other important data. If you have a lot of passwords that you have to remember to login to your web accounts, it is probably the best option to save passwords to a password database.

Handy Password has a secure password storage database where you can save passwords, logins, addresses etc, and never fear to lose this data. What is password saving? Whenever you type a password, you can save it to the Handy Password database. To save a password, you only need to press the Save button which is added to your browser toolbar, when you install Handy Password. By the way, Handy Password is compatible with the two most popular Internet browsers, such as Internet Explorer and Mozilla Firefox.

Once your passwords have been saved to the password database, you no longer have to type them manually. Nor do you have to remember them! Sounds cool, doesn’t? Now you may be thinking what’s wrong with typing a password, it is such an easy job. Of course, you are right; typing a password is not that hard. But what will happen, if you forget the password that you have to type? In all likelihood, you won’t be able to login to your account.

Besides that, saving passwords to a database provides their secure storage. The database is itself password protected so nobody will be able to see your passwords, unlike the passwords saved in the browser which may become available to anyone who happens to work after you!