KeePass
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Free, open-source password manager that securely stores all passwords in one encrypted database, requiring only a master key to unlock access.
Overview
Free open-source password manager.
Pros
- +Completely free with full source code available for security verification
- +Military-grade encryption using multiple proven algorithms
- +Extensible through plugins for import/export and backup functionality
Cons
- -Requires managing a master key password
- -No native cloud synchronization
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open source
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