CyberScrub KeyChain direct buy
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CyberScrub LLC
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Windows
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Shareware |
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$39.95 (Buy it now)
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34000
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Manage ALL Passwords with One PhraseWhen you log on to KeyChain# with your Master Pass Phrase you will have instant access to all of your password protected websites. Select your destination from a special list you have created- then simply 'Click & Go'. It's that easy! KeyChain# Automatically Enters Your PasswordsEach time you visit a site requiring a user name and password KeyChain# auto enters this information and logs you in. It even prompts you to add these passwords to the program if you have not already done so. Never Manually Fill in Credit Card Details AgainOnline shopping is a snap. KeyChain# automatically enters your selected credit card details, Shipping and Billing address and more. All of your data is Secured with Strong EncryptionOnly you have access to the sensitive data within KeyChain#. All information, including passwords, credit cards and other information, is protected with bullet proof encryption algorithms.The USB flash drive also synchronizes with your host computer to back up your encrypted password list. This is an important feature should your PC crash or fail.You may also utilize the USB flash drive, if desired, for Dual User Authentication. This requires the user to not only enter the Master Pass Phrase, but also to plug the USB flash drive into their computer.Key Features KeyChain# Auto Enters: Passwords User Names Credit Card Details Addresses, FormsKeyChain# Supports: 'Click & Go' Functionality Multiple Users Shared Accounts Password Generator Single/Dual User AuthenticationKeyChain# USB Drive: Allows true portability Use any USB Drive Synchronizes pass-words between USBDrive/PC |
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