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Guarded Key for Linux is the most secure password manager which uses encrypted database to store all your online identities. Data is encrypted with 4096-bit key and 8 layers of encryption. Encrypted database can only be accessed via username and password (this is the only password you have to remember). Database is protected so well, that breaking 10 character password would take on a personal computer 8 billion years.

Touch screen and task bar icon with popup menu provides easy navigation in the list of online accounts. Password generator provides easy way of creating strong password for each account. Password can also be defined manually. Touch screen tap or one-click in task bar popup menu decrypts information about an account and performs automatic sign in. It starts web browser, navigates to login url and enters username and password. When done, data in memory is shredded (overwritten with zeros) so that it is not exposed to potential viruses or spyware. The application keeps decrypted information in memory only as long as necessary and the data is shredded as soon as possible. When you select an account for viewing or editting, it is decrypted and after selecting another account or minimizing the application the data is shredded again. This keeps all your online identities safe, but ready for use. Forget all your passwords and get Guarded Key, your strong password to the Internet.

Author	Robert Janik
License	Trialware
Price	$9.95
Released	2013-04-02
Downloads	1621
Filesize	4.80 MB
Requirements
Installation	Instal And Uninstall
Keywords	password, encrypt, manager, security
Users' rating (14 rating)	Guarded Key for LinuxPassword ManagersLinux Currently 3.39/5 1 2 3 4 5
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