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Data Guradian Stores Passwords, Credit Card Numbers, More
Data Guradian Stores Passwords, Credit Card Numbers, More
Data Guradian Stores Passwords, Credit Card Numbers, More
by , 12:00 AM EDT, September 5th, 2006
Koingo Software has released version 1.0 of Data Guardian, an application for storing passwords, credit card numbers, addresses, notes, contact information, and anything else that the user wants to keep safe from prying eyes. The software supports 448-bit encryption and integrates with Keychain for auto-filling its fields.
Pricing is US$19.95. Mac OS X v10.2 is required. Data Guardian is a Universal Binary.
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