MyPasswordSafe is really a very nice password manager in Linux. It’s not only easy-to-use, but also can maintain compatibility with Password Safe files. With MyPasswordSafe, you can keep your passwords securely encrypted on your computer, generate random passwords, and copy passwords to the clipboard.
To install MyPasswordSafe in Ubuntu, that’s very simple. You only need to execute the following command in terminal:
sudo apt-get install mypasswordsafe
You can also get the latest version of MyPasswordSafe from here.
To run MyPasswordSafe, you can enter this command in your terminal:
MyPasswordSafe
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1 » Lock Up Your Passwords with MyPasswordSafe [Featured Linux Download] // Nov 9, 2007 at 7:03 am
[…] Linux only: Free security application MyPasswordSafe offers a single space to store usernames and passwords for all your desktop and web applications. All your password info is locked away with the Blowfish algorithm devised by security expert Bruce Schneier. When called up, the passwords are passed into your clipboard without being displayed, defeating over-the-shoulder hackers. MyPasswordSafe can generate random passwords (as recommended by Bruce), and dual-booters can also store their safes in a format compatible with the Windows equivalent. MyPasswordSafe is a free download and available in most popular Linux repositories. MyPasswordSafe [via PhoroLinux.com] […]
2 Lock Up Your Passwords with MyPasswordSafe [Featured Linux Download] · TechBlogger // Nov 9, 2007 at 7:46 am
[…] Linux only: Free security application MyPasswordSafe offers a single space to store usernames and passwords for all your desktop and web applications. All your password info is locked away with the Blowfish algorithm devised by security expert Bruce Schneier. When called up, the passwords are passed into your clipboard without being displayed, defeating over-the-shoulder hackers. MyPasswordSafe can generate random passwords (as recommended by Bruce), and dual-booters can also store their safes in a format compatible with the Windows equivalent. MyPasswordSafe is a free download and available in most popular Linux repositories. MyPasswordSafe [via PhoroLinux.com] […]
3 Apple Blog » Blog Archive » Lock Up Your Passwords with MyPasswordSafe // Nov 9, 2007 at 6:39 pm
[…] is a free download and available in most popular Linux repositories. MyPasswordSafe [via PhoroLinux.com] A good utility for the linux […]
4 Lamberton Jones » Lock Up Your Passwords with MyPasswordSafe [Featured Linux Download] // Nov 9, 2007 at 9:58 pm
[…] Linux only: Free security application MyPasswordSafe offers a single space to store usernames and passwords for all your desktop and web applications. All your password info is locked away with the Blowfish algorithm devised by security expert Bruce Schneier. When called up, the passwords are passed into your clipboard without being displayed, defeating over-the-shoulder hackers. MyPasswordSafe can generate random passwords (as recommended by Bruce), and dual-booters can also store their safes in a format compatible with the Windows equivalent. MyPasswordSafe is a free download and available in most popular Linux repositories. MyPasswordSafe [via PhoroLinux.com] […]
5 » Lock Up Your Passwords with MyPasswordSafe [Featured Linux Download] - My Gadget Online // Nov 12, 2007 at 3:17 am
[…] Linux only: Free security application MyPasswordSafe offers a single space to store usernames and passwords for all your desktop and web applications. All your password info is locked away with the Blowfish algorithm devised by security expert Bruce Schneier. When called up, the passwords are passed into your clipboard without being displayed, defeating over-the-shoulder hackers. MyPasswordSafe can generate random passwords (as recommended by Bruce), and dual-booters can also store their safes in a format compatible with the Windows equivalent. MyPasswordSafe is a free download and available in most popular Linux repositories. MyPasswordSafe [via PhoroLinux.com] […]
6 vicious // Jun 18, 2008 at 6:58 am
This app has the bad notice, that is not 100% compatible with Password Safe, and believe me when i say that, cause to solve that incompatibility i have to run Password Safe in wine mode to access the password file that i have…
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