KeePass is one of the best password management tools you can find, and it just happens to be free and open source.
You can find a mini-review of it on the DC forum here: http://www.donationcoder.com/forum/index.php?topic=4061.0
The author has just released some early downloads for version 2, which is a complete rewrite in .net. It's stirred up a little controversy and you can read a new faq about version 2 on the site.
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You can find a mini-review of it on the DC forum here: http://www.donationcoder.com/forum/index.php?topic=4061.0
The author has just released some early downloads for version 2, which is a complete rewrite in .net. It's stirred up a little controversy and you can read a new faq about version 2 on the site.
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Is KeePass 1.x a dead end?
Why is KeePass 2.x being developed?
Will KeePass 1.x continue to be enhanced with new features?
Why has .NET been chosen as a framework for KeePass 2.x?
Security and Integration
Productivity
Portable and Cross-Platform
Will there be a KeePass 2.x version that won't require the .NET framework?
Should I switch to KeePass 2.x now?
Should I switch to KeePass 2.x when it becomes production level?
What are KeePass Classic and KeePass Professional?
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