KeyWrangler Password Manager1.3

KeyWrangler Password Manager is a lightweight tool that enables you to store all your passwords, private keys and account-related information in a secure encrypted database.

Allows you to organize your passkeys efficiently

Following a swift and uneventful setup, the program prompts you to create a database for which you need to specify a name, password, preferred encryption algorithm and a comment, if necessary. While the app provides two default categories for storing data, you can easily add as many as you want. In fact, since you can choose a custom icon and information for the categories, you can organize your accounts data more efficiently.Considering the role of the application, it is only natural that you are concerned about the security of your data. You will be happy to learn that the database created can be encrypted with either an AES-256 or a Twofish-256 algorithm. Moreover, you can add a strong password that ensures nobody can open your private info without your concern.

Includes a function for generating advanced passwords

It is worth mentioning that the program comes with a password generator function, an option that can come in handy when you want to set up unique and strong passwords for dozens of accounts. Depending on what you need, you can specify the total number of characters, which can include lowercase, uppercase, numbers, underscore and special characters.At the same time, you can attach files to a password that are encrypted and protected inside the database. If you want to add a file, then open the password, hit the Attach button and then export it. On a side note, you also have the option to delete the file, an operation that solely removes it from the database and not from your computer.

A straightforward application for managing your keys and passcodes

In the eventuality that you are handling dozens of accounts or online services and want to make sure they protected from hackers or tracking malware you have on your system without your knowledge, then perhaps KeyWrangler Password Manager could come in handy.