We use this blog for announcements, help articles, some news-ish posts, posts on password basics and even a few things which probably would have been best left unsaid. In other words… it’s a mess [smile]. So we’ve built a new blog! (sneak peek here). And I’m cleaning things up during the move. Here’s the idea: [...]
As the end of the year draws near, Passpack is taking stock of it’s 2008 hits and it’s 2008 misses. We’ve gotten past our growing pains and at 2 years old, I’d like to think we’ve had more hits than misses [ego-bump]. A Walk Down Memory Lane We started 2008 with the announcement of Sharing [...]
The 73% of Americans who use the web may be interested in reading just what tech-savvy President-elect Obama has planned for the future of the cloud and how it pertains to an all time Passpack favorite – privacy on the web. Safeguarding Internet user’s right to privacy in Web 2.0 is not always top of [...]
Andrea Vascellari just posted this video of O’Reilly from the Web2.0 conference in Berlin last month. Prompted by our very own Donato, O’Reilly shared his thoughts on the need for privacy in a social web. O’Reilly’s states he’s in favor of privacy, but if I had to paraphrase, it sounds to me like he’s saying: [...]
It was a fantastic experience being in Berlin during the Web2.0 Expo this week. I met a lot of interesting people, and was happy (though not surprised) to learn that privacy and identity management is a key topic for many Web 2.0 users. A top highlight for me was having the chance to ask Tim [...]
We at Passpack are all about making sure that your identities and information are protected in any way we can. We provide you a secure password manager that is protected with host-proof host protection, secure messaging that encrypts your messages from sender to recipient and a Ring of Trust that allows you to send passwords [...]
Donato is a sucker for all things Web 2.0 and innovation, so when a few interesting conferences caught his eye, we couldn’t help but get him a ticket to Web 2.0 Expo Berlin. Our Passpack socialite-to-be wants to make the most of his time in the German capital and meet any Web 2.0-ers who may [...]
The office has been buzzing with Monday morning news and I’ll try to get it all into one post. The Passpack weekend was eventful, to say the least and we also have yet another release on its way…but this one needs some user help. Here is a recap of the weekend and what is to [...]
Rome’s first Girl Geek Dinner less than one day away and we ladies are just about prepared. Here’s a look into our to do list: Girl Geek gadget Tara’s speech Dress/Hair What we’re working on now, can’t be finished without the help of our Girl Geeks themselves. You may not have been able to make [...]
Sarah Palin’s email security hack has recently been the topic of every news outlet and only brings to light the importance of password management. The password reset story has caught attention for more than obvious reasons and fingerpointing has become rampant, diverting the attention on Palin somewhat inappropriately. Speculation as to how her Yahoo account [...]
We’ve had a few support tickets regarding an error message with the latest Chrome dev build. Just as a friendly reminder please only use Passpack on stable build browsers only (most issues solve themselves once a version goes stable).
Last week’s move caused some delays, but is now complete. Those waiting for a reply from us can expect one soon.
Passpack is in the process of moving offices. This is causing delays in all normal operations, most importantly in customer support reply times. The move will be complete by July 8, and we’ll be back to our responsive selves!
The 2-way sync release candidate went so well, we’ve pushed it through as an official release: get it here.
New suggestions forum seems to be a hit, even got featured as a case study by Uservoice itself (nice!). Check out the forum here if you haven’t yet.
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