04-01-2008, 01:31 PM
Hi Gintaras,
Thanks for the explanations and advice.
The trigger for the various automated-logins is a fingerprint-reader device. It comes with software that allows you to enter username/passwords for various websites. Unfortunately, that software caused our main work application to freeze up. That's is why I am writing my own in QM.
Do the commercial "password manager" software use any special security trick or just write to their own .ini files/registry with their own corporate encryption key. In other words, are they any more secure?
Stuart
Thanks for the explanations and advice.
The trigger for the various automated-logins is a fingerprint-reader device. It comes with software that allows you to enter username/passwords for various websites. Unfortunately, that software caused our main work application to freeze up. That's is why I am writing my own in QM.
Do the commercial "password manager" software use any special security trick or just write to their own .ini files/registry with their own corporate encryption key. In other words, are they any more secure?
Stuart