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Store passwords with ease

If you’re an internet savvy like me, you’ll eventually have the same problem that I have – storing passwords. Your lists of passwords for email accounts, online banking, and social networking accounts will eventually pile up. Sooner of later you will have a hard time remembering all of them.

Right now I have five email accounts, six online banking accounts, one facebook, one multiply, two flicker, five blog accounts, etc. I basically have to remember more than twenty passwords and it is really confusing most of the times. A friend of mine suggested this nifty little program called KeePass. It is a portable application that securely strores all of your passwords in your flashdrive. The passwords are stored in a highly encrypted database for better security. To access your password list, you’ll just have to remeber just one main password and that’s it. So far it worked great for me so suggest you try it. I also suggest you create an online backup of your database, in case you lose your flashdrive.

Of course, you must remember the main password otherwise there’s no way of hacking into your password list anymore.