Travelers often find themselves using public computers and with public computers come security risks. The focus of such risks usually lies on one major concern: keyloggers.
Passpack offers Disposable Logins (aka One Time Passwords) as protection against keyloggers, which you create before traveling. And there are numerous other tips available (here are a few from Nomad4ever) [...]
We’ve been doing a little experimenting on the Passpack blog lately. Mixing in some fun posts and lightweight topics.
The sudden change in tone seems to have been less fun for readers than for the writers. Thinking back, I realize it would have been better to have given folks a chance to decide what they do [...]
Update: This issue is fixed.
We’ve received bug reports today about users creating a new account, but not being able to save their brand new packs. Upon pressing the Save All button, an “incoherent data” error was appearing.
I do not have more details yet as to the cause of the error, but I’ve been told [...]
Wow, this week has caused a mini buzz storm around Passpack. Here’s a few highlights.
We released the Passpack Host-Proof Hosting Library
We launched Passpack Desktop for Adobe AIR…
…AND Passpack Offline Version for Google Gears
We poked a few holes in Zero Knowledge Web Apps
The discussion is languishing on that last one (anyone disagree? agree? not understand?), but [...]
Just doing doing some quick bragging before heading out the door. We submitted Passpack Desktop to the Adobe AIR Marketplace, and it got immediately placed among the Adobe Staff Picks.
There are some great apps in there. My favorites Twhirl and Snackr (though I have to regularly shut off both or I’d never get any work [...]
Here is the Host-Proof Hosting Library on Google Code.
Here is Passpack’s brand new Google Group
(just a few lonely souls right now, but join up and we’ll be merry).
My Buddy – Host-Proof Hosting. Where I go, It Goes.
Security on the web has pretty much dominated my life in the past few months (unfortunately my social life [...]
Lately, there’s been a lot of Adobe Air and Google Gears talk around here.
Passpack Desktop has created quite the buzz among Adobe Air fans, but Google Gears fans have been leaving feedback too.
So when I got to the office this morning I wasn’t surprised to hear that Francesco had reincorporated Google Gears into Passpack. Passpack [...]
Believe it or not, we’ve got another release for you all – Passpack Desktop!
We want you to be able to access your passwords at all times. Even without internet connection. The Offline Version on Google Gears was a step in that direction, but we’ve just found more advantages to a full-fledged Desktop application.
Thanks to Cyndy [...]
Have Passpack Disposable Logins ever left you leaving a cyber cafe smiling? Have you ever impressed the IT department by being the only person not calling in for a ‘forgotten password’? Have you ever started sweating over a problem with Passpack, only to be reassured by Tara’s soothing email support?
If so, we’d like to [...]
For those of you who don’t know, Francesco and I are a husband and wife co-founder team.
We work a lot. “Always” might be the right word. Office hours are 10am to 8pm, then home for a quick dinner and back to work again. About 2am we hit the sack, exhausted. I usually need to read [...]
Passpack Desktop 2.0 beta3 ready – http://bit.ly/8lkA4M
Just fixed a bug, the People and Messages tabs were freezing. Should work OK now. Thanks to users for the heads up!
Updating servers for the next 20 minutes. Service may be spotty or read only. If you can’t save changes, wait and try again later.
UPDATE: Complete. Thanks for your patience!
Passpack It! button tip: if you can’t train a site, double-click your button and use the Feedback tab. It’ll be queued for fixing.
Ok folks, as promised, it’s almost here. And, as always, we’re letting some lucky people get a sneak peek in exchange for running it through the wringer for us. Get on the tester’s list. Tester list is full, sorry.
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