PasSafe is a desktop tool designed to provide a single secure location.
BSEditor: PasSafe is a desktop tool designed to provide a single secure location for the storage of passwords and other information such as serial numbers and account numbers.

Features at a Glance
Totally Secure - PasSafe uses an Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) block Cipher. AES is the proposed replacement Algorithm for DES. If a computer were capable of cracking a DES key in 1 second that same computer would not be able to crack an AES key for 149 trillion years.
(National Institute of Standards and Technology web site http://csrc.nist.gov/encryption/aes/rijindeal/)

Profiles - PasSafe allows unlimited number of profiles for the storage of passwords etc. Each profile has its own security access. Domestic users can have different profiles for family members and corporate users can create different profiles for departments in the organisation such as the Sales Dept, Finance Dept. The corporate version allows multi user access to the same profile.

Security Access - Access to each profile is via:
User Id
Password
PIN

or any Combination of the 3. If you forget this information you can also setup up to 3 questions and Answers known only to yourself. An important security feature of PasSafe is that if you dont use PasSafe for 5 minutes it will close the current profile and minimise itself to the task bar, further preventing any unauthorised access. Automatic Password generation - This feature is ideal for corporate users who have to regularly change their system password. PasSafe will randomly create a 7 character password of numeric and upper and lower case alpha characters. The use of such a password creates trillions of variations thus making it extremely difficult for hackers. you can free download Antares PasSafe Password Manager 2.0 now.