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Sticky Password Pro 6 [Password Manager] FREE for 24 Hrs (Usually $30) - Top Rated 4+/5

950

Free for 24 hours only

Top rated on cnet and softpedia (both 4/5 with decent reviews)

Steps:

  • Click the link
  • Enter Name and email
  • Enter Coupon Code SHWRSL-554F2E-7621A8-547450

You will then get an email with your license key and download link

Enjoy

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closed Comments

  • +1

    Nice find again Easternculture…

    • your welcome

      • I think you meant to say "you're welcome".

        • +2

          19 negs vs 13+ves.

          Score updates welcome. C'mon grammar Nazis.

        • +1

          I actually prefer the term "grammar supporters" :-)

      • sticky pass cnet review is not so good.

  • +16

    KeePass = Always free and open source!

    • +5

      I started use LastPass
      Awesome

    • +3

      KeePass is also cross platform as well… mac pc ios android :)

    • That's cool, might have to try it out against LastPass!

    • +2

      KeePass = Always free and open source!

      and great mobile versions too

  • Thanks OP. Never heard about this app but downloaded anyway.

  • Thanks. Got it !!!

    • how did you get it? i filled the form, but i press the submit button :|

  • I got Firefox to do all my passwords, why do I need this app?

    Give it ago and see.

    Cheers.

    • +5

      I hope you are joking

      • +8

        I write all my passwords on a piece of paper next to my computer…?

        • +1

          great mind think alike :D

        • +1

          That 100% stops hackers from getting my bank details, unless they hack my webcam…
          Or if they break into my house? But then again, i live in the safe under the bank…?

        • +1

          Just use the same password for everything: password
          (if they let you, sign up for services with the username: username*)
          Too easy! :-P
          *we can't all be username

        • +6

          Or you can use your password as " incorrect ". So that whenever you enter wrong password it will say your password is incorrect.

    • Check Firefox or Google Chrome password security and you'll see why.

      • +1

        If Kamsi is using a master password (hopefully of decent complexity) in Firefox, it's Triple DES encrypted, which will be better protected than 99% of people out there.

        • Thank you.

    • not safe.
      get any password manager
      i use last pass

  • How is this stored? Locally? Doesn't this put all your passwords in one spot and if someone manages to open it then all your passwords are revealed? and what's to stop them from accessing all your passwords?

    Sorry, just don't know much about this software and being cautious.

    • +6

      I'm assuming without looking at it that it works like Lastpass: encrypts files locally using a password of the users choosing and then uploads the encrypted file to a remote server.

      Lastpass is free for (personal) use on desktops and $12/year to use on a mobile devices which is worth it for me.

      And yes you're correct that if the file is compromised then someone has access to all your passwords however this hasn't happened yet. To do this the attacker would have to first compromise Lastpass servers and then the encrypted file that is stored. People have a better chance of compromising your recovery email which happens a lot more often than never touch wood.

      Nothing wrong with Keepass however for me at least not having remote storage kinda defeats the point of using a password manager in the first place. You can of course sync Keepass files to remote storage but I believe this is less secure than using Lastpass servers to start with and less convenient for many users.

      Just my take.

      • +1

        I agree about syncing, but I might try KeePass with Dropbox. Only because LastPass requires you to pay a subscription to use their mobile apps.

    • +1

      I asked the support via chat.
      It is safe locally.
      If you forget the master password then NO ONE is able to help you to retrieve the master password.

      He said v7 will have a sync function like sync ios/android/windows. It might be free or pay for the upgrade but we just need to wait and see.

      Hint: if you enter your web application password such as hotmail then next to the password box there is an eye symbol so you can see your real password instead of black dots.

  • "Sticky Password creates the strongest possible passwords and stores them behind multiple layers of protection. Your password manager database is encrypted with powerful encryption algorithms, including military-grade AES encryption."

  • +6

    http://lastpass.com

    same thing, only free and better.

    • +2

      N00b question here- this or KeePass mentioned above? Or are they as good as each other? Or use the deal to get Stickypassword?

      • +1

        My opinion: I download and get the key first for Stickypassword. After that you can decide which one is better. At least you've got a licence key for free now.

  • Booyah. Got it and it's awesome. Thanks, OP.

  • Do these programs just store the password - or do something like 'instant logins'?

    • i use a program called dashlane that logs you in automatically.

  • +1

    Thanks OP. Downloaded a copy. Probably wouldn't use it but still thanks for such a nice find.

  • I noticed any email address submitted still gives you the serial to copy and paste to use later. Is email verification required to activate? Or do I just need the serial?

  • Oh no, I installed it on my computer only to later discover that there is no android app so it is of no use to me. I already use lastpass on my computer but didn't want to pay every year for the mobile app. Very frustrating!

    • I have been using LastPass for years, The Smartphone Apps are cool but the desktop integration is brilliant (and free). I basically have a random password for just about every login I use and one super complex master password. I have also integrated Google Authenticator with it so that whenever I log into a new machine I have 2 factor authentication.

      It only costs $1/month so I don't get why you do not want to pay to use such an awesome Application.

    • You know you can access your vault for free on your mobile device by using a browser and going to lastpass.com right?

      • +1

        Yes, but that seems to take a long time when I just want to log in quickly. Wish there was an easier way. I love lastpass and would pay for the app on a one off basis but don't want to commit to paying forever.

  • +1

    Just worrying if such free password manger softwares may have embedded password hacking codes that can send log file back to unknown as soon as your machine gets online. Comments plz!

    • +2

      KeePass?
      (open source)

  • +1

    Not working for me, nothing happens at all once I click submit on the webpage, No email received.
    Webpage does not change at all either.

  • +1

    Paid the price for procrastinating, not working now, nothing happens on clicking submitting button.

  • +1

    no android version~

  • +4

    Not working, tried multiple browsers, submit button does nothing.

    • same for me,
      Obviously worked before for others,

      I have tried on Chrome, Firefox and IE.

  • +1

    It's still working, with Firefox.

  • +1

    Working again with Firefox.
    Just got my license key.
    Thanks OP.

  • +1

    very useful thank you

  • We are so glad you like the promo. Though it spread out virally, always great to have fans in Australia! Hope you like the PRO, fully functional version!

  • I will not trust a closed-source commercial encryption program after reading this news report from the Guardian UK.

    The NSA spends $250m a year on a program which, among other goals, works with technology companies to "covertly influence" their product designs. Through these covert partnerships, the agencies have inserted secret vulnerabilities – known as backdoors or trapdoors – into commercial encryption software.

    A more general NSA classification guide reveals more detail on the agency's deep partnerships with industry, and its ability to modify products. It cautions analysts that two facts must remain top secret: that NSA makes modifications to commercial encryption software and devices "to make them exploitable", and that NSA "obtains cryptographic details of commercial cryptographic information security systems through industry relationships".

    http://www.theguardian.com/world/2013/sep/05/nsa-gchq-encryp…

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