I use KeePass <http://keepass.info/>, linked through DropBox to keep the computers in sync. It works perfectly and is as secure as they come. All I need now is a native Pre app or a mobile version and I'm set.
-- Eugenio On 14/03/10 19:44, Craig Froehle wrote: > Here's an idea: a Google doc. > > Accessible via all those things, secure (https: logins), and easily > editable/searchable. > > Downside is that it doesn't have a native app (so can't be accessed > w/o an Internet connection...at least not yet) and isn't searchable > except once you're actually looking at the document. > > Brainstorming this is fun...I'm confident we can devise a useful, > usable, cheap (if not free) solution that meets all the security > criteria. > - Craig > > On Sun, Mar 14, 2010 at 12:49 AM, Sam Kamens<[email protected]> wrote: > >> >> Craig Froehle wrote: >> >>> I hope Sam doesn't mind me jumping in here, but I would want >>> cloud-syncing because I use about 6 different PCs in the course of a >>> week and don't always have my phone handy. Being able to access my >>> secure info via a generic https connection to a website would be >>> valuable to me. >>> >>> >>> >> Yes, this is why I want it in the cloud. I use my Pre, my laptop, my >> home computer (which is really my wife's), etc. I want to be able to >> get to this data wherever I am, and I want it to be automatically synced >> to someplace without my having to do anything special (like initiate >> some sort of special WiFi connection...). >> >> I was initially encouraged when someone mentioned that Evernote can do >> encryption, since I use that to get notes-in-the-cloud already. I'm not >> currently a premium Evernote subscriber, but if they really could >> support encrypted notes on the PC, web, and Pre, I'd definitely pay for >> that. >> >> So what other ideas do folks have for this? >> >> Sam >> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
