Use a strong and unique master password for your '.idb' file that includes letters, numbers, and special characters, and has a length of at least 10 characters.
It is important to regularly create and save updated backups of your 'IDB' file on a trusted (not public) desktop or removable drive, such as a USB flash drive. You can use the FTP sync option for this purpose. For more information, see the 'Sync and Backup' section of the user guide.
To ensure that your data is being backed up to iCloud:
1. Navigate to the Sync tab and verify that "Enable iCloud" is set to "On".
2. Check that you can see your backup file with an updated date under "iCloud Files" section header.
It is important to keep your iPassSafe master password in a safe and secure location. If you forget your master password, you will not be able to access the data stored in your iPassSafe file. We recommend writing it down and keeping it in a secure location such as a locked drawer or safe.
To protect your data in the event of loss or theft, we recommend enabling the "Self Destruct" option in the Settings menu. This will erase all data from your iPassSafe account after 10 failed login attempts. This added security measure can help prevent unauthorized access to your sensitive information.
To change your master password, follow these steps:".
1. Open the iPassSafe app and log in with your current master password.
2. Tap the bottom "Settings" tab.
3. Scroll down to the "Security" section.
4. Tap "Change Master Password".
5. Enter your current master password and then your new master password.
6. Confirm your new master password and apply the changes.
It is important to regularly update your master password to maintain the security of your account. We recommend using a strong, unique password and avoiding common phrases or personal information.
On MacOSX iPassSafe, select from Menu Bar: iPassSafe - Preferences - Security.
The passwords stored in your iPassSafe account are displayed as asterisks (*) for security purposes. This allows you to copy and paste the password into other applications, such as a web browser, without the password being visible on your screen. This helps protect your password from being seen by others who may be looking at your device.
If you need to view the actual password, you can do so by following these steps:
1. Tap on the password row in your iPassSafe
2. Tap the "Reveal" button.
We recommend only using this feature when absolutely necessary, and immediately hiding the password again after use to maintain the security of your passwords
You can organize it as you wish, just tap right upper "Edit" and grab the 3 lines icons of the row you want up or down.
You must know your password if you want to see your data because of the encryption.
if you can not remember your unlock code, you can reset iPassSafe by deleting iPassSafe App and reinstall it back (it will be free of pay) then use 0000 as first unlock code, but ALL DATA you previously
entered WILL BE LOST and you will need to type it back again.
iPassSafe is a secure and trusted app that uses advanced encryption techniques to protect your personal data.
Your data is automatically encrypted with AES-256 encryption as soon as it is stored in iPassSafe, and is protected by a master password that only you know.
In addition, iPassSafe uses PBKDF2 to further strengthen the security of your encrypted keys and protect against brute force attacks.
AES-256 encryption has been approved by the US government for top secret data transfer, so you can trust that your data is secure with iPassSafe.
To further enhance security, iPassSafe has an auto lock timer and a self destruct option after 10 failed login attempts.
All data is stored on your device only, and you have the option to also use iCloud for backup.
iPassSafe has been trusted by over 900,000 users worldwide since it was first released on the App Store in 2011.
It is user friendly and reliable, making it the most comprehensive and secure solution for personal data protection.
In addition to its advanced encryption techniques, one of the key benefits of iPassSafe is that it does not store user passwords in a global cloud like some other apps.
Instead, each user's data is stored in their private iCloud account, which means there is no central location where all user passwords are kept.
This makes iPassSafe even more secure, as there is no central target for hackers to attack.
By storing data in private iCloud accounts, iPassSafe ensures that only the user has access to his own data.
This added layer of security makes iPassSafe an ideal choice for anyone looking to protect their personal data from unauthorized access. So, users can trust that their data is secure and protected with iPassSafe.
iPassSafe respects the privacy and security of its users, which is why we do not use any analytics or third-party code in our app.
This ensures that your data remains private and secure, and is not shared with any outside parties.
iPassSafe is a secure and trusted app that uses advanced encryption techniques to protect your personal data.
Your data is automatically encrypted with AES-256 encryption as soon as it is stored in iPassSafe, and is protected by a master password that only you know.
In addition, iPassSafe uses PBKDF2 to further strengthen the security of your encrypted keys and protect against brute force attacks.
AES-256 encryption has been approved by the US government for top secret data transfer, so you can trust that your data is secure with iPassSafe.
To further enhance security, iPassSafe has an auto lock timer and a self destruct option after 10 failed login attempts.
All data is stored on your device only, and you have the option to also use iCloud for backup.
iPassSafe has been trusted by over 900,000 users worldwide since it was first released on the App Store in 2011.
It is user friendly and reliable, making it the most comprehensive and secure solution for personal data protection.
In addition to its advanced encryption techniques, one of the key benefits of iPassSafe is that it does not store user passwords in a global cloud like some other apps.
Instead, each user's data is stored in their private iCloud account, which means there is no central location where all user passwords are kept.
This makes iPassSafe even more secure, as there is no central target for hackers to attack.
By storing data in private iCloud accounts, iPassSafe ensures that only the user has access to his own data.
This added layer of security makes iPassSafe an ideal choice for anyone looking to protect their personal data from unauthorized access. So, users can trust that their data is secure and protected with iPassSafe.
iPassSafe respects the privacy and security of its users, which is why we do not use any analytics or third-party code in our app.
This ensures that your data remains private and secure, and is not shared with any outside parties.
It's very fast & easy to do, please note that all information from the first device will replace (overwrite) the information on the second device (not merge), also you should do it using your home WiFi.
1. Enable AirDrop on both iOS devices.
Using "Settings" app -> "General" -> "AirDrop"
Steps on the source device:
2. Using the source device iPassSafe App, the device with the data (in this example it's the iPod touch), please tap "sync" bottom tab, then scroll down to "Share fileName.idb"
3. Select the destination device (in this example it's the iPhone) you want to copy data to, in the AirDrop section
Note: in case that the share popup is not open, please install free Dropbox app (don't need to use it, just to install).
Steps on destination device (in this example it's the iPhone):
4. unlock iPassSafe app and tap "imported" tab, then tap the row with the IDB file
Next, tap the "i" button on the row with the text "save & activate file"
then activate the file by entering it's unlocked code (iPod touch unlock code), and tap the "Activate Database" button
That's it!
Before starting, please note that data on Pro app will be replaced with data of the free/iPhone app (not merge). It is usually needed when using free iPassSafe, then decide to download iPassSafe Pro but
before entering data to the paid iPassSafe App.
Free/iPhone iPassSafe app steps:
1. Using Free/iPhone iPassSafe App (the app with the data), please tap "sync" bottom tab, then scroll down to "Share fileName.idb"
Then select the iPassSafe Pro App you want to copy data to
iPassSafe Pro app steps:
2. Use 0000 (first-time code is 0000) to unlock Paid iPassSafe app and tap "imported" tab, then tap the row with the IDB file
Next, tap the "i" button on the row with the text "save & activate file"
then activate the file by entering it's unlocked code (free app unlock code), and tap the "Activate Database" button
that's it!
It's very important to keep an updated backup 'IDB' file saved on a trusted (not public) Desktop or DiskOnKey,
the easiest way to do it is with FTP Client an application you can install free on your Mac or PC, and your home WiFi network, connected to both your PC and your iOS device.
FTP - Environment Setup
1. Home WiFi router.
2. DeskTop (PC or Mac).
3. iOS Device running iPassSafe and connected to your home WiFi network.
4. FileZilla Client Installed on your Desktop (PC or Mac) you can get free from https://filezilla-project.org/
iOS (iPod.T/iPhone/iPad) Device setup
1. Connect device to WiFi network.
2. Tap "Sync" tab on iPassSafe App.
3. Move "Activate Server" switch to "ON".
copy IDB file from iOS device to your desktop (PC or Mac)
1. Start "FileZilla" on your desktop
2. Enter Host as iPassSafe/"Sync" WiFi address (in previous slide it's 10.0.0.5)
3. Enter port as 8080
4. Tap "QuickConnect"
5. copy iDB file using your desktop mouse from right side (iOS) to left side (Desktop folder)
That's it !
Now keep your iDB file in safe place in case you will need to restore your data with it, you can rename the file name (for example to "backup2016.idb"), just keep the "idb" extension.
FTP - Environment Setup
1. Home WiFi router.
2. DeskTop (PC or Mac).
3. iOS Device running iPassSafe and connected to your home WiFi network.
4. FileZilla Client Installed on your Desktop (PC or Mac) you can get free from https://filezilla-project.org/
5. IDB backup file on your desktop for example backup.IDB (you can rename the file name)
iOS (iPod.T/iPhone/iPad) Device setup
1. Connect device to WiFi network.
2. Tap "Sync" tab on iPassSafe App.
3. Move "Activate Server" switch to "ON".
copy IDB file from Desktop to your iOS device
1. Start "FileZilla" on your desktop
2. Enter Host as iPassSafe/"Sync" WiFi address (in previous slide it's 10.0.0.5)
3. Enter port as 8080
4. Tap "QuickConnect"
5. copy iDB file using your desktop mouse from the left side (desktop) to the right side (iOS folder)
activate IDB file on your iOS device
1. refresh "sync" by tap "favorites", then "sync"
2. scroll down to "Tap Row to Select File", then tap row with "backup.idb" (you will see the checkmark on the right side after tapping)
3. tap the "i" button on the row with the text "Activate Selected file"
then activate the file by entering it's unlocked code (backup.idb unlock code), and tap the "Activate Database" button
How to copy (overwrite) all information from iPhone to iPad/
steps:
1,2 Tap "sync" tab, make sure "Enable iCloud is switched "ON" and tap the cloud with down arrow (2) on file you want to download from iCloud
3. confirm ("Yes") download.
4. confirm ("Yes") activate
5,6 enter the master password of this file, tap "activate database (6)"
7 thats it :-)
The first step is to show the custom category in 'favorites' tab
steps:
1. Tap "Settings" tab, then tap "Select Favorites".
2. Scroll Down to "CUSTOMIZED CATEGORIES" and check (v) custom category (i.e "Custom 1").
3. Verify that you see it on Favorites Tab
The second step is to design your category
steps:
1. Tap "Settings" tab, then tap "Custom Categories Wizard".
2. Tap your custom category (i.e "Custom 1").
3. Design your category (Name, Icon, Sections, Rows...)
We are working on iPassSafe for windows and Android Platforms.
When ready, it will be available for download only via official Google Play & Microsoft App store, stay tuned!.
Please delete the iPassSafe application from your device and install it from App Store again (it will be free of pay), after that try again to unlock with "0000".
Please check the following:
1. Network connectivity, please check WiFi or 3G works good (try to open safari URL, or change network (3G/WiFi) ...)
2. Launch "Dropbox" app see if it is working can you and if you can browse your files with it
3. Check if you have enough space on you iOS device using "Settings" app -> "General" -> "About" -> "Available"
4. Check that you are using the latest Dropbox app
it's impossible to pay twice for the iPassSafe app or upgrade, as long as you are using the SAME Apple ID which you purchased with.
Please go to "settings" -> "buy Options" and tap "restore purchase".
(1) Make sure that your device supports touch ID, and is set with unlock code.
(2) Go to "settings" tab and verify that "touch ID" is set to "ON".
(3) Restart iPassSafe by Double clicking on "home" button,
and remove it from the list of background running apps, then click on iPassSafe again to see touch ID popup.