Password/Licence Key Safe Software

[Mattitude]

Can anyone recommend some software to store and secure licence keys, passwords, URLs and notes?

Right now we have text files shared between select people but i would like to centralise this.

 

[MasterPlan1]

KeePass

 

[daver]

How many people?

I use keepass and dropbox to store all my passwords accross a PC, 2 laptops and my phone. That way they all update (apart from phone which has to be done manually) when a password is added or changed.

 

[Ian_Eb]

I use LastPass and it works well in my experience. It has the ability to store notes and has a password generator which fills in the required fields for you.

 

[Ev0]

You don't say what kind of scale you require, I've used solutions such as Keepass for smaller setups up to things like Cyberark.

 

[nickcardwell]

For personal use, lastpass (setup with google authenticator)

for business use we use, its an excel file encrypted with truecrypt.

 

[Mattitude]

This is for a enterprise business setup

Would be shared between roughly 10 guys i guess...

 

[Ev0]

Keepass is probably sufficient then, Cryberark might be a little overkill for 10 people

 

[Stoner81]

+1 for Lastpass, awesome little thing

Stoner81.

 

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Secret server though might be a bit much

 

[Tomsk]

How many people?

I use keepass and dropbox to store all my passwords accross a PC, 2 laptops and my phone. That way they all update (apart from phone which has to be done manually) when a password is added or changed.

I also use a keepass and dropbox combination.

Can anyone recommend some software to store and secure licence keys, passwords, URLs and notes?

Right now we have text files shared between select people but i would like to centralise this.

I'm not sure if keepass would would work with multiple users. If someone changed the master password and forgot you could have problems.

 

[Socrates470BC]

Roboform everywhere.

 

[daver]

I'm not sure if keepass would would work with multiple users. If someone changed the master password and forgot you could have problems.

I suppose you could just do it by key file authentication and have that key file on dropbox (and a backup copy in case it got deleted off dropbox). Obviously less secure and run the risks of copies being made but I guess thats only the same as people telling others the password.

 

[GaryH-21]

I also use KeePass