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CtrlPass is a password management software that organizes your credentials and notes into individual profiles and helps you store and access them securely and easily on a personal computer. It also supports secure password generation and master password recovery.
CtrlPass provides a Graphic User Interface (GUI) that:
- lets you create, edit, and view a profile straightforward,
- protects your privacy by hiding data such as password and notes whenever the GUI is opened and automatically closes it after a period of inactivity,
- allows you to import/export profiles in a plain text file.
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CtrlPass supports a Profile Shortcut for quick credential access. The profile shortcut is opened anytime when you press Ctrl+1 (holding down the Ctrl button then numeric one button). It helps you:
- launch a website quickly,
- choose the right profile when on a web page that needs login/password,
- fill in login and password automatically,
- create or update a profile quickly.
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The password generator helps you generate a highly secure yet easy to be remembered password by including a word of your choice. CtrlPass applies following elements, rules, and patterns to generate a password:
- Elements - lowercase characters, digits, and special symbols.
- Rules - password length, number of uppercase characters, number of digits, and number of special symbols.
- Patterns - a randomly generated word or a pre-defined word and position of the word in a generated password: at beginning, in middle, or at ending.
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For security, CtrlPass supports:
- strong data encryption
- single master password protected access
- master password auto-lock
- master password recovery so you don’t have to worry about losing access to your credentials!
CtrlPass is not a plug-in to any Internet browsers. It works for any Internet browsers as well as any windows applications.
The current CtrlPass version is 1.6 (released on 4/23/2010).
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*The current release of CtrlPass supports Widcomm Bluetooth stack. The requirement for Bluetooth is optional. |
