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PasswordsPro and SpiderOak Hive

As lot of people, I use several different computers and devices, then I need a way to maintain my passwordspro files synchronized with no effort.

The simple way is use SpiderOak Hive (available even in the free SpiderOak accounts).

SpiderOak Hive is a new feature of the super online backup SpiderOak that permit to maintain a folder synchronized between different devices.

The only requirement is have a SpiderOak account with SpiderOak running in your device.

In the video is possible to see the following sequence:

• In a Computer A, a Test record (of a secure note) is modified to TestZZZ.
• In the Computer B, after a few instants, the PasswordsPro file get updated (synchronized)
• In the Computer B, the Test record is deleted.
• In the Computer A, after a few instants, the PasswordsPro file get updated (The Test record don't exist anymore).

The backup service of SpiderOak has tons of nice features as backup history, sync data between multiple devices, access from anywhere, including the web, store data from any number of computers and different operating systems, share data by ShareRooms, etc but the feature that I like more is the Zero Knowledge privacy.

Taken from SpiderOak site, Zero Knowledge Privacy means that the server has zero knowledge of your data. In non-technical terms it means that your data is 100% private and only readable to you.

And, if this data, are passwordspro encrypted files, then the privacy is at least 200% !

Enjoy!

Passwords Pro SPECIAL Video Review

The people of FindMySoft published a Special Video Review of PasswordsPro 3.5 including a video with details about how to use the software.

Passwords Pro Quick Look Video by FindMySoft.com

BTW, PasswordsPro was awarded as Excellent! Thanks you guys!

PasswordsPro 3.5 released!

Arduino Software is pleased to announce the release of PasswordsPro version 3.5.0.

The new version includes an improved UI and a semiautomatic way of login to web sites which passwords are stored in PasswordsPro.

The new PAD is now in the official PAD repository: http://repository.appvisor.com/view.php?app=d400efb7f7bc

The concrete PAD version 4.0 for download is at: http://repository.appvisor.com/info/app-d400efb7f7bc/PasswordsPro_pad.xml

The new version may be downloaded from: http://www.passwordspro.com/download/PasswordsProSetup.exe

All the current customers can use this version free of charge and use the same license provided when they bought it.

A video showing how to create a PasswordsPro file:

And another showing how to use the new feature of semiautomatic login to web sites:

Enjoy!