hi all
is it available here a Pssword Wallet for HTC Touch Diomond
for cerating password protuction for documents ??
thanks
If by "password wallet" you mean a program that'll just store passwords, try KeePassPPC:
http://keepasssd.sourceforge.net/
Just grab KeePassPPC not KeePassSD (the second one's just an alpha release). It works great, i have been using it for a while now as a companion to PC version of keePass:
http://keepass.info/ There are also versions for mac linux, and "dumbphones" (java-based).
The best thing about it is that besides storing your passwords really securely encrypted and having a random password generator, the password database file created on one version can be used on any other platform. So i can have access all my passwords no matter if i'm on linux, windows, or away from computer and just using the pda - using exactly the same database
thanks mate
i,ll try it today
allen
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Hi guys, has anybody heard of their software? It's commercial but maybe somebody already used it and has experiences with it?
Link is http://www.steganos.com/en/products/secure-travel/privacy-suite-mobile/overview/
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It has a password manager, ok, i use keepass on my cruise and on my pc sharing the database, not sure how good the steganos one is but bluetooth locking sounds interesting and safe too, i don't need a file shredder though.
Think I'll give it a try when I'm back home... will keep you informed if interested.
Hi!
I'm using Steganos Security Suite on the PC for a couple of years now. Created a "safe" for some private documents, I'd like to have on my notebook in the office too.
Created it with Version 5, and it's still operational. In the meantime I upgraded to Steganos 6 and 2006, and never lost any of the documents stored in the safe.
So please let me know your experience with the mobile suite, as I'm also interested in purchasing it for my device.
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okay: managed to install it into visual-studio's emulator. the safe looks quite okay, and is able to store all documents and folders.
once the safe is opened by entering it's password or picture-code, it's registered like an additional storage card. so from any explorer (resco, standard, totalcommander) you access your files directly, they are opened with it's associated programs.
that's a nice one.
other functionality as password-manager and encrpytion of files and folders is already known from other software.
currently I'm running a trial-version, maybe I will purchase it.
Hi!
Anyone who has found a wallet software to store pin-numbers, codes, etc encrypted and password protected? I know spb has one, but I'm looking for a free, good one.
try KeePass for PPC. This is the winmo version of the popular multi-platform password program.
the gui is not as fanciful as some commercial version, but i actually prefer it's simplicity.
Thanks - that application works just fine for. I can live without any "blingbling" that other apps have - and that costs money.
Yep - I've been using KeePass for a long time, and it works brilliantly. I love the way that if you store your password file in My Documents, it synchronizes with your PC, and then you can use the desktop version of KeePass to access the file from your PC as well.
Fantastico!
Just make sure you use a good password to protect the file, in case you lose your phone. Don't make it easy for crooks to decrypt it and access all your stuff!
Hi is there some app that can remember codes and passwords for credit cards etc. So that I can have a single password for the software and then I will be able to simply store and access the key codes in there.
I use eWallet: http://www.iliumsoft.com/site/ew/ewallet.php
It uses government-level (FIPS) 256-bit AES encryption. It also comes with desktop version that syncs with the mobile version.
I use SPB Wallet. It has a desktop app too. 256-bit encryption and backup. I keep all my credit cards, bank accts, software reg numbers, passwords, etc in it. The one app I cannot live without.
Those programs looks advanced.. There's many more features than I'll ever need and the price is a bit too high, compared that i don't have a million codes to store So is there some program that is a bit more simple? All i need is the ability to write a name (Visa, MasterCard, etc.) and then just a code i don't need any other fancy stuff, such a pc synchronization etc.
Stoferr said:
Those programs looks advanced.. There's many more features than I'll ever need and the price is a bit too high, compared that i don't have a million codes to store So is there some program that is a bit more simple? All i need is the ability to write a name (Visa, MasterCard, etc.) and then just a code i don't need any other fancy stuff, such a pc synchronization etc.
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Maybe roboform mobile; even better if you have roboform on your desktop pc
I've used Roboform, eWallet and SPB. All are good but all are as simple or complicated as you need them. Never ran across anything simpler. Before these I just used an Excel spreadsheet for the passwords I needed. No encryption on it. I have never tried to encrypt a spreadsheet on my phone but if you might just try that and see how it works.
Another vote for eWallet, I updated to Version 7 last night which is even better suited to the Touch Screen of the HD2. It's very secure too. It automatically syncs to my desktop thus everything is always backed-up.
I wouldn't use a spreadsheet for sensitive information even on an encrypted card.
I use HandySafe. It has a desktop app too.
Very easy to use !
Look at keepass.info
It is free and safe
I second that!
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Look at keepass.info
It is free and safe
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I love keepass! and I have been using it for years.
On Marketplace: Pin Manager
It's free and besides the informations it can also store pictures of you're cards and documents
i suggest slimPasswords it's very easy to use and it's freeware!!!!
I am looking for a file encryption app that is dropbox and multi-platform compatible. I currently use a truecrypt container stored in dropbox for sensitive files that I need under both windows and Linux. Unfortunately, truecrypt doesn't exist for android. So I'm looking for alternatives.
thoughts?
-J
I'm in the same situation. Been hoping truecrypt would come out as an app, but no luck yet. I've been looking at RR File Locker. Looks pretty good and has some good reviews.
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I have connections with people in investigation / forensics work, and if you have a decent lengthed truecrypt key then they aren't getting anywhere near your files. Honestly, I would stick with it as it's a proven application and provides top notch encryption.
wuala?
Maybe not answering your question exactly but you guys may want to check out Wuala. It works similar to dropbox (but has even more features) and securely encrypts your data before it leaves your machine (unlike dropbox). And of course, there is an android app.
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Maybe not answering your question exactly but you guys may want to check out Wuala. It works similar to dropbox (but has even more features) and securely encrypts your data before it leaves your machine (unlike dropbox). And of course, there is an android app.
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Hey thanks sharkynolike. I was looking for something like DropBox but due to their security model I was not impressed. DropBox can (if they need to. i.e. warrant, etc) access your files. Wuala encrypts before the file is sent. No one but you has the password.
I did not know about Wuala. Just got storage space there. It is going to make a great backup location and the crypto sells it.
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pgp?
Have you Considered pgp? Agp on my android and gnupgp on my pc combined with dropbox works for me...
sharkynolike said:
Maybe not answering your question exactly but you guys may want to check out Wuala. It works similar to dropbox (but has even more features) and securely encrypts your data before it leaves your machine (unlike dropbox). And of course, there is an android app.
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Wuala seems to fit the bill and has a nice interface. Thanks
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Hey thanks sharkynolike. I was looking for something like DropBox but due to their security model I was not impressed. DropBox can (if they need to. i.e. warrant, etc) access your files. Wuala encrypts before the file is sent. No one but you has the password.
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This is exactly the reason I recently switched from Dropbox. So far, I am really enjoying Wuala as it does everything dropbox could, plus more. I also like the fact that you can gain additional free storage by trading local storage. Anyway, glad you found it useful.
I want automatic, end-to-end encrypted backup to the cloud of any file(s) from my device with the ability to access them from my PC as well. (My Android device is already encrypted, and my PC is using whole disk encryption. I'm also doing encrypted TitaniumBackup's to the external SD card.)
I love FolderSync and have been using its automation rules to sync my data to DropBox. But I'm worried that my files are stored in DropBox and anyone who hacks them (or subpoenas them, though I'm more worried about hackers) will have access. So now that I want cloud encryption at rest, I see two potential options.
The first is a product called BoxCryptor that layers cross-platform client-side encryption onto DropBox. But I haven't downloaded it to play with and am not clear from the documentation if files can be modified and uploaded via their Android app or only accessed for reading. Further, to integrate BoxCryptor with my FolderSync setup would likely require some extra steps like a local copy to a "synced" folder first, and it seems like it could prove tricky or cumbersome.
So, I'm going with the second option, which is switching to the Amazon S3 cloud. FolderSync already supports S3 client side encryption, so I just need to do a few steps:
1) Create an access key in S3 with read/write permissions only for a new bucket I will create for my Android backup.
2) Add this new S3 account to FolderSync.
3) Modify my FolderSync synchronization rules to use the new S3 account.
VOILA! I will have my files encrypted at rest on my Android device, automatically backed up to S3 after client-side encryption, and then accessible from my PC via an S3 download tool like S3Fox. The only thing I think I will lose is the fancy autosync to PC that the DropBox client provides. But I figure if I search more I can likely find a similar S3 client for windows.
Any thoughts, suggestions, improvements?
Dearth of software supporting S3 client side encryption
So, I've been researching further, and it is a bit more complicated than I expected. I found that there appears to be very little out-of-the-box software that supports S3 client-side encryption.
The Android app FolderSync does (rather surprisingly, though it is labeled "experimental" in the release notes), but for the PC there is very little software that can decrypt client-side encrypted objects in S3. The s3cmd command line tool from s3tools.org does support it, so that may be what I use to sync to my PC. S3Fox certainly doesn't. I don't want to have the files only accessible from my Android.
Many tools support server-side encryption (which still uses keys you manage yourself and seems relatively secure), but since FolderSync doesn't support that, it doesn't help.