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PassMem 3.7.0 - Detailed description page
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Program ID: |
22121 |
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1107K |
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Freeware [?] |
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$0.00 US |
Last updated: |
2011-04-10 updated |
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PassMem LLC
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 PassMem is one of the latest solutions created for secure password storage and a reliable and easy way of safely managing passwords, sensitive data, access codes, crucial dates, figures, numbers, and more.
With a simple but still stylish interface, PassMem offers an efficient and practical option of checking out what has been already stored. Its very intuitive appearance promises a total absence of confusion. First, you get things going by creating a specific database. The second phase is storing data in the newly database you've created.
PassMem allows you to add plenty of types of objects including: common passwords, pin codes, database passwords, Advanced Web Server Passwords, blog and forum passwords, cell phone logs, FTP passwords, contacts, credit card info, diary entries, domain workgroup users, gadget pin codes and serials, license keys, network file share, personal E-mail addresses, personal notes, reglar pin codes, and many more.
The app is impressively solid and easy to operate and includes a highly competent password generator which assures unique and complex passwords each time it is used.
Benefit from easy one-click access to your online accounts and save time by enjoying one click access to easily fill forms.
One of best features of the PassMem is Security - enhanced password edit controls. Our tests show that controls used in Password Sentinel are well protected against any current available password edit control spies. PassMem doesn't make passwords managed with those controls observable even in the process memory of the application. This is the perfect utility to keep your data safe whether for corporate purposes or simply individual use!
Important!
Unlike other similar software this password manager does NOT compromise your security in any way!
Keywords: PassMem, password management, password, password manager, Internet Password manager, password generator, security, Internet Password organizer, recovery, password organizer, PassMem, PassMem LLC, Freeware, Security, Privacy, Password Managers
Recent changes: Database improvements. Bugs fixed.
Install support: Install and Uninstall
Supported languages: English
Additional requirements: MS Windows
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