FortNotes
| Developer(s) | DarkPark |
|---|---|
| Initial release | April 19, 2012 |
| Stable release |
1.0.0
|
| Type | Online password manager |
| License | GPLv3 |
| Website | fortnotes.com |
FortNotes Online Password Manager is a completely free web based password manager based on the AES encryption in the browser developed by a developer in Ukraine.
Overview
After a user registration and logging in a password is set to locally encrypt/decrypt data using SJCL (Stanford Javascript Crypto Library).[1] The server-side stores only an encrypted data. The registration and authentication is also anonymous.
Single piece of information in the system is called "note". There are types of notes: email, site, jabber/icq/msn/skype account, ssh/ftp. Each note consists of one or more "entries" - line of text, URI, email address or multi-line block of text. A list of tags can be assigned to a note. There is a set of system tags. Tags are used to perform server-side searching. Client-side additional filtration is available after a search.
Features
- Notes, entries and tags are encrypted/decrypted locally in the browser
- One master password
- Cross-browser access
- Tag-based search with additional filtering
- Secure random password generation
Source code
FortNotes is an open source project and available in the mercurial public repository.[2]
See also
- KeePass
- LastPass
- Passpack
- Password Safe
