New Version of Kaspersky Password Manager

antivirus365 — Thu, 16 Dec 2010 13:10:56 +0800

Kaspersky Password Manager allows logins and other confidential information, e.g. PIN codes to be securely stored in an encrypted database. Cybercriminals are not able to access the stored information even if the computer is lost or stolen. A strong master password, which Kaspersky Password Manager helps to create, allows users to access the encrypted database, or alternatively access can be gained by employing the unique features of a user's mobile phone or any other device with a USB or Bluetooth interface. Access to the database will be provided automatically when the mobile device is connected to the computer and will be blocked when it is disconnected, ensuring reliable data protection in addition to the master password. The new version of Kaspersky Password Manager also allows the setting of a dedicated PIN code, which ensures that only the owner of the device can access it.

The product can automatically recognize and fill in text fields in lengthy online forms and authorization dialog windows in password-protected websites and Windows applications. The product helps the user identify themselves to a website or a program with just one click of their mouse. The new version now also provides 'Auto-save' and 'Auto-complete' functionality for more browsers, including Google Chrome, Microsoft Internet Explorer and Mozilla FireFox.

Kaspersky Password Manager also provides anti-phishing functionality that prevents users from completing online forms on dangerous phishing websites. In addition, the product contains a virtual keyboard that stops keyloggers from recording a user's keystrokes.

More details on http://www.kaspersky.com/kaspersky-password-manager

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