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KeePass

Free open-source password safe storing credentials in an encrypted local database

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About KeePass

KeePass is a free, open-source password manager that stores credentials in a single encrypted database file protected by a master key, key file or both. It includes a password generator, auto-type for filling logins and a plugin ecosystem for extra features. Because the database is local and portable, it is favoured by security-conscious users and IT professionals

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About the Utilities & Security category

Password managers, cloud storage, and VPNs for everyday digital security. The Utilities & Security category on Tools Hub currently lists 562 tools. Alongside KeePass, it includes KeePassXC, Passbolt, AVG AntiVirus, Norton.

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More in Utilities & Security

Comparing tools in the Utilities & Security category? These related listings are worth a look: KeePassXC — Cross-platform community fork of KeePass with browser integration and TOTP; Passbolt — Open-source password manager designed for team sharing and self-hosting; AVG AntiVirus — Antivirus and privacy tools for consumers, with a capable free edition.

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Cross-platform community fork of KeePass with browser integration and TOTP

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Open-source password manager designed for team sharing and self-hosting

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Antivirus and privacy tools for consumers, with a capable free edition

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Consumer security suites combining antivirus, VPN and identity protection

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Security and identity protection subscriptions for individuals and families

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Consumer antivirus known for ransomware and web-threat protection

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