BackPass

BackPass is an intuitive application which allows you to easily store private information is a secure space. You may create an encrypted contact book, store login data and notes, regardless of their length. The application allows you to set a master password and a security question to block access to its interface.

Encrypted database

BackPass represents a small, protected database which allows you to store important information that you do not wish to make public. The password protection efficiently blocks the access to the program’s interface and to its functions. You need to enter a password and a security question, in order to retrieve the keyphrase, in case you forget or misplace it.
BackPass allows you to save a series of information, under a particular label, for instance a name. You can save login data, such as the website address, username and password, then encrypt the storage space in order to keep them secret. You may also enter emails, phone numbers, addresses and notes.

Database backup, export and import

You may easily create a backup for the database, for the purpose of safekeeping or transfer. The .TES file cannot be opened by other software, instead, you can use it in order to retrieve the information within BackPass. Moreover, you can clear away the database entries or export them to a CSV file.
The software also supports CSV documents for data import. Another useful function that BackPass features is the auto-logout. This tool automatically logs you out and closes the program after a few minutes of inactivity, for security purposes.

Display problems

While BackPass is a reliable utility, an unpleasant issue occurs each time you log in. When you save a data profile, you can view the entry in the list, but the data is not displayed. For example, you can select any on the names from the column on the left, but the information is not displayed. Instead, the only way to view the data is to export it to CSV.