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Old 02-01-2003, 05:13 PM
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Default Looking to Organize your Passwords......Freebie Proggies

Looking to orgainize your passwords, and a password generator....

One of my favorite little proggies is Password Agent

A password generator, stores important data, links etc....
Stores up to 25 passwords for free, (if you want more then you have to buy :roll: )

http://www.moonsoftware.com/pwagent.asp

and there's Whisper 32 too! Freeware

http://www.ivory.org/whisper.html

Enjoy

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Old 02-01-2003, 06:07 PM
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Ya.. and i bet they go through your passwords to and get into stuff :lol:
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Old 02-02-2003, 02:32 AM
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is that a well informed educated opinion or is it just another conspiracy theroy.

just a suggestion, before you judge you should at least look...


I never heard of it being acused of spyware before, tried to find out...

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From PC World
Password Agent Lite
This free password manager stores all your passwords in a single, easy-to-navigate, secure database. Encrypted database files are accessible only through a user-selectable master password (which is an encryption/decryption key only and is not stored).

http://www.pcworld.com/downloads/file_d ... 659,00.asp

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Encrypted password database files, accessible only via user selectable master password (for enhanced security, master password is used as encryption/decryption key only and is not stored anywhere). You can also assign a short master password hint text so if you accidentally forget your master password, the hint will help you to recall it.

Strong U.S. government approved Rijndael encryption (256-bit key).

http://www.moonsoftware.com/pwagent.asp

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I just there are people out there who actually think norton anti virus puts trogans on your computer and infects it with viruses.

Mind you I have heard of proggies with spyware on them, this just wasn't one of them.

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Old 02-02-2003, 02:37 AM
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Can you post exact links (not to the main page) to these writings?
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Old 02-02-2003, 03:22 AM
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Done as requested. (Put the links to the writings)

Please note I wouldn't recommend anything that I don't or haven't used myself. :wink:

Just trying to be helpful is all :)
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Old 02-05-2003, 09:58 PM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by babel

I just there are people out there who actually think norton anti virus puts trogans on your computer and infects it with viruses.

babel
Actually there are people who think norton is unsafe. Well, not actually a trojan, but something that can make hackers happy just the same. Theoretically.

Go to this page: See the last parts.
http://grc.com/faq-shieldsup.htm

It seems that this issue has been a few years back, and Symantec is pritty much safe now. Even good programs with good intentions can have major security flaws. Windows for example. LOL.
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Old 02-06-2003, 12:05 AM
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Norton is safe.. i use it all the time, way more better then mcafee which recks ur pc
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Old 02-06-2003, 03:04 AM
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Hey guys about the norton quote:

I was being a little :oops: sarcastic.

Hackers hack
Crackers crack....

It's just what they do, no program or security is full proof.......

If is, it's just more of a challenge for someone to try to break into it. it's just nature.. :roll:

Norton puts out a pretty reliable products and the antvirus is a good program. 8)

I just test drove McAfee's Spam Killer with is actually not bad at all...:wink:

I was only trying to be nice and say hi everyone, try one of my favie little free program that's pretty good. is all. been using it for a couple of years. very stable and highly recommended.

The other freebie products from Moon are pretty good...
Font Xplorer Lite........
Bookmark Wizard...turns your bookmarks into html pages....

Now you now got me searching for spyware programs....well anti spyware

Which one spybot or ad aware, both or none??
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