Too Many Secrets   
http://www.fdsoftware.it

With TMS you can store your password, authentication code, gaming code and organize them in a 2 level tree-structure with categories (eg.: Internet, Gaming, Work, Personal) and subcategories (eg.: EMail, Mailing List, Online Magazines can be subcategories of the Internet category). The Password File are encrypted with a proprietary method. You can print or export your password to various format. There's a lite systray only version also included. Version 0.3.1 -New and changed- 1. Rewrite of the Help System. 2. Context-sensitive Help in some windows. 3. Program translation in Italian finished (now i've to do the translation of this help). 4. New Field with Email address for each service defined. 5. Removed any date-test and remember to upgrade messages. 6. Added 2 voice on the Help menu: One is to check directly on the web site for a new version and another is a link to the TMS WEB-Board 7. Changed the Printing System and added a Print Preview Function. 8. No more windows installer runtime included (If you need them you can download them from my homepage or directly from microsoft) -Bug Fix- 1. New version of the Treeview. 2. Corrected some bugs of the MsgBox function. 3. Some other bug corrected. Version 0.3.0 -New and changed- 1. A complete English Help System. 2. This version comes with a partial Italian Translation (I will finish for the next version scheduled for half september... I will marry at end of July, go to honey moon in August and i will return in Italy at the begin of September... I din't had time in the last few months to finish...) 3. Replaced the standard msgbox with a customized one that correct a visualization bug. -Bug Fix- 1. Solved a BIG bug with the Notes field... if it's too long the TMS file will be corrupted (thanks to Daniele P. for the bug report!). 2. Solved a bug with the export that doesn't work because it always

Protected Storage Explorer   
http://www.forensicideas.com

Protected Storage Explorer is a powerful tool that allows you to view all sorts of saved data from the Protected Storage Service, including passwords for e-mail accounts in Microsoft Outlook, Microsoft Outlook Express, MSN Messenger, saved Internet Explorer form data (phone numbers, credit card numbers, web email, search engine queries…), user names and passwords on Web pages, and cached logon credentials of sites that require authentication (including FTP sites.) This free utility works on Windows 2000, Windows XP and Windows 2003 and allows you to navigate the Protected Storage in an 'explorer style' fashion. Protected Storage Explorer Version 2 includes the following features: Easy to and intuitive to use - Tree view for deep navigation of the Protected Storage - Powerful HEX/ASCII viewer - Toolbar buttons for easy location of Internet Explorer and Outlook Express passwords. - Copy/Paste functionality - Save to file option saves a snapshot of the Protected Storage to a file - Small, fast download: PSESetup.zip (48.2Kb) - Does not require install (does not make any modifications to host computer and leaves no traces) - Tool could be used for password recovery or digital investigation. It’s a handy tool for any ‘digital locksmith’ or digital investigator to have - Protected Storage Explorer is a free tool and contains no advertisements or spyware! - Featured on Microsoft Windows XP Inside Out (Microsoft Press) - http://www.forensicideas.com

Internet Password Recovery Wizard   
http://www.fspro.net

Using the Internet is inseparably linked with passwords. Every time you open private pages, check your email, download or upload files via FTP or simply connect to the Internet via your Internet service provider, you authenticate yourself with a password. Almost all the software available today can optionally remember your passwords. The passwords are stored locally on your computer and either the authentication is happening behind the scene or you just see that the password is being inserted automatically. Unfortunately this feature has one significant drawback: as you trust your password keeping to the computer, you may forget your passwords. With Internet Password Recovery Wizard, you can be sure that if you forget your passwords, you will be able to recall them quickly and easily! It recovers passwords saved by all popular Internet software: Internet Explorer, Outlook Express, Microsoft Outlook, Microsoft Windows connections (dial-up, DSL, etc.) and even FTP passwords as saved by any FTP client software!

WebBank   
http://www.hahntech.com

Organize, categorize, search, and annotate Bookmarks, Favorites, URLs, UserIDs. Create your collection with "drag and drop", easy entry, or import from Internet Explorer or Netscape Navigator. Categorize up to 3 levels for meaningful organization. Access from the color-coded "tree" display or using powerful search capabilities. Access Internet resources, or launch local applications or email. Track your usage and the age of entries. Use on multiple PCs or with multiple browsers. Keep confidential notes and passwords in one secure place. Share your "finds" with others using powerful import/export capabilities. Test all your URLs or those you select. Eliminate duplicates by comparing complete URLs or the domain. Print all or selected entries, choosing what data to include. Configure the interface to your favorite color and fonts. Automatically open up to 25 of your favorite sites when you start up WebBank. Increase workgroup productivity by supplementing personal collections with a workgroup collection maintained once by an administrator and available for all to use. Avoid typing errors on user IDs and passwords by copying to the clipboard and pasting.

Blue Tango - The Text Scrambler   
http://www.highermath.com

Blue Tango is the fun and practical way to make your messages discrete. It keeps text, rich text and even portions of messages confidential. And that's important. Blue Tango encrypts plain text (like data in .txt files – which have no formatting) and rich text (like data in .doc, .rtf, or HTML files – which have formatting such as fonts and colors). You create the text and then scramble all or portions of it using a password of your choosing. Recipients can unscramble the encoded portions as long as they know your password. It is intended to be an easy-to-use, low-cost, secure alternative to hard-to-use, high-cost, more secure encryption methods. Blue Tango is easy-to-use because you can choose to scramble documents, emails, or chat session messages -- or only sensitive sections of them -- immediately (right in front of you). And you do not have to go through paid secure sites or have keys passed to the recipients. All you do is send them the resulting scrambled text and tell them the password and they can unscramble it if they also have the product. It is low-cost because only the stuff you need to scramble is encoded and the result is plain text that can be sent by any simple transmission method. No expensive secure sites or other encoding/decoding products are involved. Blue Tango is secure because the scrambling algorithm is very complicated and will require extreme effort even to make an attempt to break a small portion of it . It is very useful for sending messages to other people where the text contains sensitive materials or time-sensitive information that you prefer to protect from strangers. Blue Tango is useful for storing work-in-progress on your computer at the office so that others do not see your unfinished work. It can also be used to make chat sessions messages secure.