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Markus Mehlau
Pastor is a tool to store all your passwords, website logins, program serial numbers, etc. RC4-encrypted and password-protected.
What's New
Version 1.8.2:
- New: Show number of characters left in Notes field (b1)
- New: 256 x 256 pixel icon added (b1)
- Change: URL textfield re-arranged (b1)
- Change: Unlock new document by default and on application startup (b1)
- Change: More descriptive text in dialog boxes (b1)
- Change: Refinements in ToolTip help (b1)
- Change: Password Generator defaults to alphanumeric with 14 characters (b1)
- Change: Find-As-You-Type now searches for whole words and not just fragments (b2)
- Change: Minor interface refinements (b3)
- Recompiled under Mac OS X 10.6.6 (10J567)
Version 1.8.2:
- New: Show number of characters left in Notes field (b1)
- New: 256 x 256 pixel icon added (b1)
- Change: URL textfield re-arranged (b1)
- Change: Unlock new more...
Requirements
Intel/PPC, Mac OS X 10.2 or later
Intel/PPC, Mac OS X 10.2 or later
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Pastor is a tool to store all your passwords, website logins, program serial numbers, etc. RC4-encrypted and password-protected.
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Moonraker reviewed on 05 Dec 2012
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Jazzyguy reviewed on 28 Oct 2012
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Show of hands: Who would like an iOS version of Pastor for their iPad/Phone that would allow for DropBox linking?
And I would pay for that.
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Micg reviewed on 04 Jan 2010
The Pastor Doc you create is portable, and I think that's incredibly useful if you use multiple Macs. Pastor gets my vote! :)
-Mic
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thebrix reviewed on 04 Aug 2008
The randomised password generator is also worthwhile; speakable passwords, which have combinations of letters reflecting written English but are not English words, are particularly useful (and memorable, as it turns out).
A couple of minor issues are that passwords are at maximum 255 characters long (one of my registered applications has a 536-character password, for some reason) and attachments are not supported - binary "passfiles", to coin a word, are occasionally used in lieu of ASCII passwords. But these are enhancements, not issues!
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BumbleB reviewed on 24 Apr 2008
Even though Pastor's encryption method isn't the most safe (RC4) it is okay for passwords and software serials.
Thanks to the developer;-)
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alanthing reviewed on 26 Dec 2007
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AppleCrypt Mods reviewed on 07 Dec 2007
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G4ff3r reviewed on 23 Nov 2007
Keychain & 1Password uses TDES = virtually uncrackable (would need years and cost billions to do)
Filevault & WPA2 uses AES = 100% not crackable
Overall, 1Password is all you'll need imo. Once Keychain gets upgraded to FileVault standard AES, that's what 1password will start using, so I recommend that app instead.
This (Pastor) on the other hand is INSECURE and easy to crack - steer well clear (it's been years since AES arrived, and the author is STILL puttering along using weak RC4, with no plans on his part to upgrade this app).......use at your own risk.
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Pick a file extension that doesn't exist - I use .pastor
Add that to the end of your file, confirm, then set the "Change All" option for opening all files of type .pastor in Pastor. It sticks.
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http://mehlau.net/pastor/faq.html
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Lightning rated on 21 Jul 2011
Khad_Young-evuv rated on 04 Jul 2011
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Teak42 rated on 30 Jun 2011
Nooneknowme rated on 21 Jan 2011