Thanks for the mention!




There's a new release coming soon:
http://passpack.wordpress.com/2007/06/09/

passpack-beta-5-release-coming-soon/





@Marco


Please refrain from making misleading statements.





Security is not ONLY about the algorithms you use, but it must be 360 in order to be effective.





For example, does Clipperz have anti-phishing? PassPack does.


http://passpack.wordpress.com/2007/02/17/anti-phishing-welcome-message/





AES256 is useless if you don't take the time to protect your users from social engineering as well.

Passpack is not the only online password manager out there.




Give a try to Clipperz.





Clipperz is an online password manager that can do much more than simply storing your passwords.


- direct login to online services


- offline version


- bookmarklet for quick data entering






It's free and completely anonymous.





An security is higher than Passpack's (AES with 256 bit key instead of 128 bits, SHA2-256 instead of SHA1 and MD5, ...).





Thanks,


Marco


Clipperz co-founder


http://beta.clipperz.com</br>