PasswordZanager

PasswordZanager was developed as a method of helping you securely manage all your accounts’ information, serving a wide array of purpose, namely storing website credentials, software licenses or credit card details.

The application experiences a fairly brief and uneventful installation, yet towards the end, you will need to configure your account using a valid email address and answer a secret question.

A verification key will be generated and sent to you via email; this will then need to be entered in the dedicated field, in order to start working with PasswordZanager. You can opt for a second layer of protection, (two-factor authentication) through a QR code which you can read with your smartphone.

The program is able to guard a wide array of passwords and usernames, as well as additional information, specific to the type of account you are working with: ‘Website, ‘Credit Card’, ‘Software License’ or ‘Custom’.

After entering the ‘Account Title’, you will also need to select a category (‘Banking’, ‘Social’, ‘Personal’, ‘Professional’, or user-defined ones). Depending on their type, the entries will feature a series of particular information.

As such, for ‘Credit Card’ details, you can input the bank’s website, name, card type, cardholder, number, expiration date, cryptogram and other data you may consider relevant. In what concerns ‘Website’ records, you will have to provide the URL, the login and password, along with any secret questions you may have used.

When adding ‘Software License’ information, you will be required to specify the website, version, company name, the name of the person it was issued to, the registration email and the key, as well as the expiration date. Optionally, a reminder can be set a few days before the license expires. As for custom entries, these will simply let you to fill in any data you want in the ‘Notes’ and 'Other’ sections.

Overall, PasswordZanager is a useful and reliable utility that can successfully assist you in keeping all your login credentials or credit card details under lock and key, preventing access by unwanted individuals thanks to the two-factor authentication.