Sabemos que hoy en día la seguridad personal y la privacidad lo son todo, y aún así existen hackers que puede llegar a violar la más ingeniosa de tus contraseñas.

Imagipass te ayudará en este tipo de situaciones, ya que puede crear una contraseña extremadamente compleja basándose en imágenes que te serán realmente fáciles de recordar.

Solamente deberás elegir entre animales u otras categorías, y cada vez que selecciones una podrás ver en la barra inferior como se agrega un código. Mientras más imágenes más complicada se hará la clave pero igual de fácil de recordar.

SO: Win NT, 98, 98 SE, 2000, ME, XP, �?�î§ΤΛ.





ImagiPass safely creates, recalls and enters passwords. You will use ImagiPass to encrypt/decrypt documents, to log into email accounts, Forum or Web sites, or to enter passwords in software or Web forms. ImagiPass is meant for Internet and security-conscious users.

Most of us have important passwords that we would never want to forget or outsiders to know. This is where ImagiPass comes in. The main goal of ImagiPass is to provide maximum security for passwords. ImagiPass is as safe as Fort Knox. No one else but you will ever be able to access or retrieve your passwords.

What's more, you won't have to memorize any password. And you will still be able to recall any of them whenever needed!
Simply because ImagiPass will never actually store your passwords at all! You will store foolproof picture mnemonics in your own head! ImagiPass will only recompute the original passwords from the custom combination of pictures that you used to create the passwords in the first place. And to cap it all, ImagiPass will also automatically enter the passwords for you, typo-free passwords, of course!

So with the help of ImagiPass, you will effortlessly create, recall and enter long and secure passwords. You will only have to remember combinations of pictures.




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This entry was posted by مهرداد اميني, on Thursday, December 13, 2007. You can leave your response.