SECURITY: To store Passwords and Accounts and ID numbers which software should i get?

[Goopster]

I need to get a software that i can use to store my bank account numbers and passwords and all sort of accounts i open for online purchases etc etc.
I wanna be able to use that software on my desktop, Palm Handheld and sony Clie...

 

[borgmang]

Originally posted by: Goopster
I need to get a software that i can use to store my bank account numbers and passwords and all sort of accounts i open for online purchases etc etc.
I wanna be able to use that software on my desktop, Palm Handheld and sony Clie...

Bump - I'd like to know the answer to this as well.

 

[corkyg]

I used to use Gator for that - but found it was very invasive and linked to a lot of spyware. Then Roboform was recommended and I have used it for a couple of years now. I just bought Roboform Pro and it is outstanding. Makes the ever-growing world of passwords and accounts a piece of cake.

Roboform

 

[Goopster]

Originally posted by: corky-g
I used to use Gator for that - but found it was very invasive and linked to a lot of spyware. Then Roboform was recommended and I have used it for a couple of years now. I just bought Roboform Pro and it is outstanding. Makes the ever-growing world of passwords and accounts a piece of cake.

<a class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://www.roboform.com" target=blank>Roboform</A>

Thanks

 

[borgmang]

Originally posted by: Goopster

Originally posted by: corky-g
I used to use Gator for that - but found it was very invasive and linked to a lot of spyware. Then Roboform was recommended and I have used it for a couple of years now. I just bought Roboform Pro and it is outstanding. Makes the ever-growing world of passwords and accounts a piece of cake.

<a class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://www.roboform.com" target=blank>Roboform</A>

Thanks

Bump - Anybody else have any suggestions. I would like to have something to compare to. Has anybody tried Password Safe or Personal Vault? How does it compare to Roboform?

 

[Smilin]

I use this stuff called paper and supplement it with a fireproof safe. For things like this I don't really trust much else.

 

[borgmang]

Originally posted by: Smilin
I use this stuff called paper and supplement it with a fireproof safe. For things like this I don't really trust much else.

Bump - need a realistic 2003 response.

 

[igowerf]

I remember when Gator first came out, a lot of people praised it as great software. Now, it's a horrible piece of trash.

 

[borgmang]

Originally posted by: igowerf
I remember when Gator first came out, a lot of people praised it as great software. Now, it's a horrible piece of trash.

With that said - is RobobForm the best software for Password protection right now? I need something to secure my passwords - especially online transactions/banking, etc...

 

[Smilin]

Originally posted by: borgmang

Originally posted by: Smilin
I use this stuff called paper and supplement it with a fireproof safe. For things like this I don't really trust much else.

Bump - need a realistic 2003 response.

I was serious, don't dismiss so quickly. I've got one of those little spiral notebooks about the size of a CD Jewel case - Its faster to write in than trying to grafiti a PDA, you don't lose important stuff if you blow a HDD and you can put the important stuff in a fireproof safe. Paper is a bitch for L337 H4XX0rz to break into as well.

 

[BullPucky]

You might take a look at Password Corral.

I'm sure there are others, but I use this one and like it. You may not though.

Oops! It may not work with handhelds. I don't use one.

 

[borgmang]

Originally posted by: Smilin

Originally posted by: borgmang

Originally posted by: Smilin
I use this stuff called paper and supplement it with a fireproof safe. For things like this I don't really trust much else.

Bump - need a realistic 2003 response.

I was serious, don't dismiss so quickly. I've got one of those little spiral notebooks about the size of a CD Jewel case - Its faster to write in than trying to grafiti a PDA, you don't lose important stuff if you blow a HDD and you can put the important stuff in a fireproof safe. Paper is a bitch for L337 H4XX0rz to break into as well.

I'm not discounting the paper approach - it's just that I need something that will protect me with online banking, stocks, and various transactions. The information that leaves my computer needs to be secure.