secureDATA

FAQ

How is it different from other password managers?

Unlike most password managers secureDATA doesn't limit you by only allowing you to store passwords. It allows you to store any type of textual data. Have a lot of those electronic reciepts? Great! drop them in. Have some sensitive information that you don't want your coworkers to stumble across you can add that too. secureDATA is more than just a password manager it is a secure information manager

How can I be sure this program is secure?

secureDATA and all of its constituent parts are Open Source. You or some one you trust can look through and verify that the program is doing what is supposed to do. The encryption algorithm itself is deemed secure for documents up to SECRET clearance by the NSA. There are no known attacks against AES encryption or the secure hash algorithm, MD2, used in this program. For more security notes on implementation of the algorithms please see this page.

What is the primary goal of this project?

To provide end users with a easy to use interface to government standard encryption.

What are some features in developement?

current features under developement are:

• Secure file storage implemented in version 1.6
• Full unicode support
• interface improvements

How can I help?

If you know python, have expert knowledge of the intricacies of unicode and would like to help either as a programmer or an advisor please email me If you have a feature that you would like to see in secureDATA please post it on the sourceforge project page under feature requests. If you find a bug please email me or post a bug on the sourceforge project page.