Interestingly enough Google placed the following add alongside this mail in my gmail interface.
Encrypted Flash Drives 256-bit AES Flash Drive Encryption. FIPS 140-2 Certified! www.kanguru.com These might be a convenient way to go. I would not mind a little app that ran in the background and just pushed all of my usr/pwd stuff off on to one of these together with some info about the app that was asking for the usr/pwd. I don't know exactly how to write that app right off but I suspect that with a little thought it is not terribly difficult to do. On 1/31/07, Gregory K. Ruiz-Ade <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Password Gorilla: http://fpx.de/fp/Software/Gorilla/ We're using it at work to manage password lists for all the systems we maintain. It stores the data in an encrypted form, and uses a master password to unlock the file. You can have the file on a USB key along with copies of the Linux and Windows versions of the application, to make it portable. It's a little slow, but I think the whole thing is written in tcl. Gregory
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