Clipperz online password manager has security foundations that are made of well known cryptographic algorithms: SRP, AES, SHA2, ECC and Fortuna. The strength of these crypto primitives cannot be questioned (at least, not with us!), but our Javascript implementations and Clipperz’s software architecture could present security flaws. This section explains how to conduct a security review of Clipperz code.
Clipperz Workgroup Edition
Pledge your support for the development of Clipperz Workgroup Edition. Companies and organizations that need to manage passwords for their workforce, please take a look!
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Donate to Clipperz!
If you enjoy using Clipperz and wish to support its development, you may wish to make a donation. Thanks!
Forum
Join the Clipperz forum on Google Groups! The right place to get and provide help about your favorite online password manager. Also recommended for everyone interested in zero-knowledge web applications (or host-proof web apps) and browser cryptography.
How to license Clipperz code
If the open source Community Edition is not enough for you and you need a commercial license or professional support please contact us.
Checksums
Use the checksums below to make sure that Clipperz code hasn’t been tampered with.
More about using checksums
- Build: 1996
- Size: 1.527.330 bytes
- MD5: 6c5e aadf fbb6 270e 553c 970b 0b9a e123
- SHA1: 3d72 1d61 bccb 8402 213f d64b b2ac 0b06 4dbb 49f9
Last update: 17 march 2010