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Android, General, Java, Online, Windows
No News is Good News?
October 5th, 2011 | Permalink | Comment?

Well… sort of. I apologize that there hasn’t been much in the way of Cryptnos news lately, folks. Truth be told, there hasn’t been any news primarily because there hasn’t been anything newsworthy to report. When I started working on Cryptnos, I did so to scratch my own itch. I wanted a password manager where [...]
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Cryptnos Online 1.2 in the Pipeline
March 22nd, 2011 | Permalink | Comment?

Just wanted to drop a quick note that I’m in the process of making minor updates to Cryptnos Online which will eventually bring it up to version 1.2. The changes are relatively minor, but they do introduce a few changes I’ve been planning to make for a while. Actually, the changes bring it a bit [...]
Android, General, Java, Online, Windows
More specific character restrictions
August 4th, 2010 | Permalink | Comment?

Recently, the following comment was made in the Android Market for Cryptnos for Android: Works as described, but I can’t select required parameters like: must be 6-8 characters, contain at least 2 letters and 2 numbers. I look upon this as a feature request, even though the commenter did not formally ask. That said, I [...]
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Cryptnos Online 1.0 Released
June 8th, 2010 | Permalink | Comment?

We’re happy to announce that Cryptnos Online 1.0 is now available. What is Cryptnos Online, you may ask? Why, it’s Cryptnos, only it’s online, of course. As mentioned in the history section of our About page, Cryptnos has gone through many iterations, including a browser-based, fully online implementation. I originally wrote that first draft as [...]
Android, General, Java, Online, Windows
Power Tip: Reusing Parameters to Make Related Passwords
June 8th, 2010 | Permalink | Comment?

As mentioned in the FAQ, all versions of Cryptnos do (or will) store all your password generating parameters, with the important exception of your master password. The master password is NEVER stored, and neither is it ever checked for validity. Cryptnos has no concept of whether you master password is “right” or “wrong”; it’s just [...]