
v7.4 [Dec 13, 2014]
BUGFIX: Using the IE in combination with the WebViewer, sometimes an display error occurs, this has been fixed. If the update does not fix the problem, you have to reset the IE completely. To reset the IE click the gear icon to open the Internet options. Please select the tab "Advanced" and click the button "Reset".
v7.3 [Mar 15, 2014]
1. The professional password manager for every scenario
Whether you are a private user and want to administer only few passwords or if you are a ambitious administrator, up to huge companies and concerns Password Safe offers the right
solution for your password management.
2. Easy
From the beginning of Password Safe we have focused on the usability and handling of the software. Due to the user interface designed in the look and feel near to outlook the handling is very easy and intuitive. Assistants helps you and explain comprehensive steps, for example the creation of a new database. Furthermore it is possible to customize the database to your requirements from the Standard edition on and adjust or create new or own entry masks, the so-called forms.
3. Safe
Password Safe has been designed for safety. Due to the exclusive use of safe and open standards we can guarantee that no gaps will occur. For the encryption we use AES 256 Bit (database and connection encryption), RSA 1024 Bit (key exchange) and SHA (Hashing). Besides we have integrated different safety mechanisms, like a hacker protection, a key logger protection, the clipboard control and a screen keyboard, to name only a few examples.
4. Extendable
Password Safe is built modular and is available in varied editions. According to different use cases we can offer our Software for the private user as well as the huge companies and concerns. It is also possible to upgrade Password Safe at any time and extend it more user licenses, plugins and modules.
v6.4 [Apr 25, 2012]
-CHANGE: Improved synchronization
-BUGFIX: Minimize possible after login
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