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LazLock_Linux64.tar 2016-04-28 1.1 MB
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LazLock_Win64.zip 2016-04-28 1.2 MB
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unitpassword.lfm 2016-04-28 11.0 kB
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unitpassword.lrs 2016-04-28 14.2 kB
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unitpassword.pas 2016-04-28 6.4 kB
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LazLock.lpi 2016-04-28 3.8 kB
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LazLock.lpr 2016-04-28 441 Bytes
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padlock.ico 2016-04-28 1.6 MB
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readme.txt 2016-04-28 2.9 kB
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unitlazlock.lfm 2016-04-28 49.1 kB
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unitlazlock.lrs 2016-04-28 70.3 kB
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unitlazlock.pas 2016-04-28 12.1 kB
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A portable password manager for GNU/Linux & Windows that encrypts your data with 64 bit Blowfish encryption.
LazLock also includes a password generator which allows you to create more secure passwords.

A plain text version of your data is never written to disk as all decryption is done in memory.

LazLock is portable, no installation is required, so it can be run from a USB drive.


To use:
When you run the program for the first time, you'll be prompted for a password, then LazLock will open to display a 3-column grid.
Enter your login details for the various websites that you visit here.

Create more secure passwords by clicking on 'Password Generator' and randomly creating a longer, harder to crack password.
Remember that you only need to remember one password, the one to unlock LazLock, so make your other logins as secure as possible.

I recommend making regular backups via 'Export as XML' under the File menu.
I believe that this program is secure enough to use daily (and I do) but if you forget the password to unlock the program, your files will stay locked and encrypted.
Safe, but encrypted.

Chris Hawkins
chris@CyberFilth.co.uk

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The latest version of LazLock can be downloaded from https://sourceforge.net/projects/lazlock/
A beginners guide can be viewed at https://www.cpunk-security.com/lazlock.html
The authors personal blog is at http://www.cyberfilth.co.uk/
Twitter: @CyberFilth

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Changes

Version 1.0 released 28/04/2016
Desktop icon in various sizes
Code tidied up and commented for legibility
Binaries compressed with UPX Packer

Version 0.8.1.4
Detects changes to file and prompts user to Save on exit.
Error handling when exporting XML

Version 0.8.1.3
Beta version
Added a menu entry under the 'About' menu that links to the website
Allows user to cancel out of setting a new password
Grid is cleared when importing an XML file

Version 0.8.1.2
Created Linux binary
Corrected a flaw with export filter

Version 0.8.1.1
Additional special characters have been added to the password generator 'Symbols' option that previously conflicted with ZMSQL.
Import / Export dialogs now filter for XML files.
Windows are now centred on screen and the resize option has been removed from the password generator.

Version 0.8.0.0
First usable version using current codebase.
StringGrid is now being used instead of DBGrid and ZMSQL has been removed.
Source: readme.txt, updated 2016-04-28