There's passwordsafe: http://passwordsafe.sourceforge.net/.
It was written originally by Bruce Schneier, but has long passed
out of his hands.
It's for windows, but see the 'related projects' link.
PasswordSafe is really good at what it does crypto-wise. The
implementation's certainly passed the test of time.
There have been two Java ports published in the last few months:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/jpws and
http://blogs.bytecode.com.au/glen/2005/07/28/1122498227186.html
Of course, without having looked at the code, they may well have done
something horribly stupid implementation wise (not all that hard to do
w/ crypto), given their language choice dictates throwing the existing
code base (C++) out the window.
I had looked to do a Linux port of the existing code base, but C++ and
MFC don't really feature on my 'this would be fun to play with' list.
The codebase is a bit tangled and messy too.
Cheers,
Matt
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