PassBox

Handling your credentials is a delicate matter especially since having this data leaked could result in a disaster.

That is why resorting to a reliable software utility to store all your passwords might be a good idea, with PassBox trying to catch your attention with its ease of use and the protection it provides you with.

First and foremost, you need to know that, once you double-click the app’s executable, you are prompted with a Command Prompt window that includes all the information you need to know in order to benefit from its capabilities.

At first interaction with the program, you are required to indicate a master password along with a hint, which you must remember at all costs, otherwise your access to the stored contents is compromised.

Once you have logged into the program, you are provided with two options: you can either view your saved passwords or add new ones. It is worth mentioning that each of these items is associated with a title as well as a username so that you can easily manage them. Still, you must pay attention when adding these details since there are no editing options, and neither is there the possibility of deleting the data.

Regarding the encryption the application resorts to in order to secure your credentials, the developer explains that what the program does is to create a directory in a random location on your system so that it can hide your sensitive data. Once you have entrusted the program with all the data you want it to protect, it repeats the operation, adding an extra layer of security and implicitly making the encrypted content impossible to find.

On an ending note, PassBox is a minimalist password manager that relies on an encryption technique that should ensure all your personal details are kept out of harm’s way. The program features a series of basic commands any user should easily figure out, regardless of their technical skills, for which reason we recommend it to anyone on the lookout for a hassle-free tool in its niche.