Software update: Latest Version of Passwords Plus
Protect Against Identity Theft with the Latest Version of Passwords Plus by DataViz, Inc. Free Update Now Available to Existing Customers 5/17/2005 -- Milford, CONN. - Today DataViz�, Inc. announced a free update to Passwords Plus(TM), a software application that safely stores personal information, such as web logins, credit card numbers and frequent flyer info, on desktop computers and Palm� OS handheld or smartphone devices. This updated version includes a new robust search tool on the handheld which provides a convenient way for users to locate records based on specific data. In addition, Passwords Plus can now randomly generate passwords making the creation of new passwords quick and easy. This new feature allows users to create passwords based on a combination of numeric, lower or upper case letters and symbols, thus creating more secure passwords. 'With identity theft crimes on the rise, consumers need an easy way to store their personal and identifiable information in safe locations that are equally convenient to access.' said Danny Tu, DataViz, Inc. 'Passwords Plus offers a balance between keeping information secure and readily accessible.' Storing sensitive information on personal computers can be unsafe unless data is protected with technology such as 128-bit Blowfish encryption. Passwords Plus features this technology on both the desktop and the handheld extending further protection to otherwise vulnerable data. Passwords Plus is available for Windows and Macintosh platforms as well as Palm OS handhelds and smartphones. Users can store their information on a PC or a Mac computer only or they can also choose to synchronize data using a Palm OS handheld or smartphone. 'This is a great product. It helps me keep track of all my passwords and other personal info I need to access. Before, I had this info on scraps of paper littering my desk,' said Paul Dragos, a longtime user of Passwords Plus. Pricing and Availability The updated version of Passwords Plus is available at no charge for existing Passwords Plus customers from http://www.dataviz.com/passwordsplus Tags: Palm OS, software
