- Aug 12, 2013
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Protect Forever Password (PFP)
Try our password protection software that allows you to hide your passwords against hackers !
How it works?
This software has a local database for any computers that is installed.
The password generated or defined by the user is encrypted in this database and this un-encrypted when the user want this password.
The user create the password [Create table in the local database]
The password is then encrypted in real-time with a new encryption method created in real-time for this password.
Soo :
Password ---> Stored as (ex) Md54%µ?9fp£dmz♀d^¨$~#dFpQ#@2$Q*Z&*DmqO)"édmAo (for 8 length password is about like 200 length in store (encrypted))
When the user want this password for exemple, to connect to facebook :
The software decrypt this password. Not so easy. The software decrypt 50 fakes passwords in same times. So the hackers can't see where the real password is, because the encryption is not at 1 time but in 5 + 2-perchar
Soo, there is it that the hacker can see :
qpz
pAo -> Uncrypted in real time to : pass (exemple) <-- first 3 chars of the real password (exemple)
iAo <-- Uncrypted in real time to : lolilol - Fake password 1 (or 10 , just an exemple) 3 letters
iQm <-- Fake again
PdA <-- Maybe 3 letters from the real password ? ;D
Xk7 <-- Maybe Fake?
DmP <-- Maybe?..
...
...
500..+ times
So the computer gets multiple datas Fake and Real.
But, the real password is saved in store of the case (the password box that the password needed by the user) and the fakes passwords are removed as hidden. So, it's impossible to see where the real password is.
At the ending of the unencryption, the software send multiple fake passwords.
Like : QmrpD54qs3F4az8D and Password123
just for kidding the hacker ;D
There is a demonstration video :
This software is in alpha. Released 5 hour ago. (stable, approved by beta testers!)
Download at the BOTTOM (end) of the page : http://tiranium-antivirus.olympe.in/telecharger.html
Sorry for my english, i'm French, the developer of this software ^^
Thank you.
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