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As cybersecurity threats continuously evolve, last week underscored just how varied and sophisticated the modern threat landscape can be. From ingenious methods for initial compromise to the persistent challenges of AI hallucinations, the headlines and interviews offered stark reminders for the...
Once upon a time, in a Windows world buzzing with productivity seekers and shortcut fanatics, there existed a powerful collection known as PowerToys—a suite worshipped by tweakers, workflow obsessives, and anyone who ever right-clicked their way out of a sticky situation. But even a toolbelt as...
Hello,
In case my computer gets hacked, I want to keep passwords safe into an encrypted file.
Since the data I have is free-flow, KeePass won't do since it expects data to be in neat columns (logon, password, etc.)
After checking several apps, I came up with the following requirements:
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We have a desktop PC, 2+ laptop PCs, 2 iPhones, an Samsung Galaxy S10e, a few iPads, and a few Kindle Fires.
We have Keepass on our desktop, but we have found that it does not transfer to our other devices. This means that we either have to email ourselves copies of all passwords, or we need a...
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