From the Clipperz.com website:

• Store and manage your passwords and online credentials.
• Log in to your web services without entering any username or password.
• Protect any other sensitive textual information: confidential notes, codes for burglar alarms, software serial numbers, PINs and credit card details, …
• (Coming soon) Share secrets with family members and associates.

We here at BeforeYouAreGone.com are definitely excited by that last option coming soon. After all, the main purpose of this blog is to get you to prepare your friends or associates for your eminent demise and being able to share information with them in a secure manner is very much a necessity for any tool we review and/or recommend. (more…)

We’re going to create an account with Clipperz and test out the service. The only way to get any honest opinions is to review it ourselves. Lifehacker.com posted a short introduction about this tool and it begs to be tested. Keep in mind that this tool also serves to save whatever you choose to put into it and it encrypts it before sending to the website’s database. So without the decryption key, even if the account on their website is cracked, the hacker only gets the encrypted data.

Update:
Well, not long after we posted this message, it was brought to our attention that there was another website, Passpack, that touts very similar capabilities. So look forward to seeing both reviews soon.

This is just a shout out to those who have shown an interest in this blog.  I’m going to work harder to get back to posting new stuff.  Especially tools you need to plan for the inevitable.
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