If you’ve downloaded Passpack Desktop and like it, we’re glad to hear that. If you haven’t, here are a few tips and tricks on how to make your Passpack Desktop more than just a password manager. 1. Back Up And Read Passpack has always let you make backup of your passwords. Just go to Tools [...]
Always looking for a new way to de-clutter your workspace? Password managers can help you kill two birds with one stone.
As a founder of Passpack, I try and keep up on all conversations about passwords on the internet. In my virtual travels, I’ve realized that the number one reason people don’t feel they need a password manager is because they “have a system.”
OpenID and Password Managers solve two different problems. Let’s have a look at OpenID and Passpack.
Updated on February 6, 2008. Comparison table and features descriptions of two online password managers. Updated with the release of Passpack’s Beta5.
I came across an interesting article/rant this morning. At first I thought it was the usual “I hate the password policy”, but the post brought up an interesting point.
There are two different kinds of password managers available: Online and Offline. Below you’ll find an overview of the Pros and Cons.
If I were to ask you why you don’t use a password manager, and you answer: “Oh, I don’t need that”. … then I’ve got another question for you: You sure about that?
Since Yesterday, PayPal is not sending us confirmation notification of the payments. So the system is unable to update the status of the accounts. We could do this manually, but when PayPal will solve the issue, it will probably send all the notifications and this could create worse issues. So, we are waiting for a while. If nothing happens, we will fix the updates manually.
UPDATE, Jan. 29. The strategy worked because PayPal sent all the notification at one moment, and all the accounts have been upgraded correctly.
We completed the performance improvement of Passpack moving the static files on a new server. This improves also the general security because it is now much harder for an attacker to try to inject Javascript code.
Passpack has discontinued Google Gears support. It was used with slow browsers like Internet Explorer 6 or 7. If you use one of these browsers, probably your account will become really slow without Google Gears. We strongly suggest to upgrade to IE 9 or to a totally different browser like Chrome.
Follow-up to the last post, the billing system is completely functional again. Happy Tuesday!
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