Features

• Secure password manager

When using a password manager security is of the utmost importance. KeePass not only uses end to end encryption but stores all passwords at the client-side in an encrypted file. Only the owner of these passwords can decrypt it with the master key.

The passwords are stored in a .kbdx file that is encrypted using AES-256 algorithm with the master key to the file generated through a hash function SHA-256 which makes it almost impossible for a hacker to gain access.

• Open source

As an open source password manager it is free to use and developers can have access to the source code. This allows a layer of transparency for technical users to verify how safe and efficient the security measures have been implemented by KeePass.

• Cross platform sync

As the passwords are stored in a secure .kbdx files you can easily upload the file to different cloud applications like Google Drive, Dropbox, or carry the passwords with you on a USB.

• Browser integration

Easy browser integration is key for any password managing application, as most of the passwords stored will be to access software applications online. There are many plug-ins and browser integrations for easy login access.

• Portable

Keepass can be loaded from USB or any other portable drives. There is no need to install the software on Windows. Just plug your USB drive and use the password manager.