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When I used a PC I used "PassWord Manager XP" (http://www.cp-lab.com/) and absolutely LOVED it. It stores them in an encrypted database, has a random password generator, can be installed to a usb flash drive and is only $30 for the full version. When I switched to the Mac I tried to find something similar and have settled on Wallet ( http://www.waterfallsw.com/wallet/ ). Its good but doesn't have all the features that I started to love in pw manager xp. If you have to go free and don't mind loosing a few features, Bruce Schneier has a free pw manager called Password Safe ( http://www.schneier.com/passsafe.html) -----------[ 5/16/06 2:32 PM [log in to unmask] ]-------------- > > Does anyone use password software, like Passkeep or Whisper, that keeps an > encrypted file of a user's passwords? I use one of these, then I only have > to remember one password to open up the password file (ah, but then I never > change that password, shame on me!). > > Also, what do people think about passphrases vs. passwords? > > > -- David McFarlane, Systems Designer > Dept. Psychology, Michigan State University > [log in to unmask] www.msu.edu/~mcfarla9 > Voice: (517) 353-0799 Fax: (517) 353-1652 ,--------------------------------------------+-----------------------------, | Bryan Murphy, CISSP | [log in to unmask] | | Information Technology Coordinator | 517.432.5939 w | | MSU Plant Research Lab & Plant Biology | 517.355.1926 fax | | 132a Plant Biology Bldg. | http://infotech.prl.msu.edu | '--------------------------------------------+-----------------------------'