Do you often remain worried about remembering numerous passwords to different websites, applications, email accounts, etc? Even, if you use remember password option, they become much prone to leakage and theft. Nevertheless, now you can opt for an expertise assistant that would help you keep your entire password and other information, safe and encrypted. This proficient assistant has been named Extra Password Eudemon 6.64 that is an effectively usable password management tool for Windows. It’s capable of storing your passwords within highly encrypted database that consists of a single file. The database containing the entire passwords can only be opened using the key file or the master key. So, it reduces all the hassles and leaves you with one master password or key file to remember for unlocking the whole passwords database. Also, the created database is encrypted with the most secure AES and Twofish encryption algorithms.

Using the Extra Password Eudemon you can store any number of passwords within the secure database. After you’ve launched the application you’d be shown an intuitive interface with various options placed over it. For recording your account info and relevant password, first you’ve to define a master password for encrypting your database. Now, create different groups for categorizing your password entries such as internet, email, website, software, FTP, homebank, etc. When the group has been created you can begin to add entries by specifying Group, Icon, Title, Username, Password, Quality, URL, Notes, Expires, and Attachment fields. Further, the program also allows editing, batch modifying, and creating duplicates of entries. You can easily copy the username and password information for using wherever needed. Now, press Save and the program would let you save the database file at desired destination which can only be accessed by entering the correct master password or the key file.

Extra Password Eudemon 6.64 aids you in storing all your passwords within an encrypted database file secured with key file or master password.

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