Safe AutoLogon 3.0 Build 3145 | 7.1 MB
Automatic logon can be accomplished by the user by editing the Windows Registry, which requires some technical expertise. There are numerous articles on how to do this.
However, the most *dangerous* part about this is that your password is stored in UNENCRYPTED plain text for anyone to see! That means any spyware, malware, or anyone with knowledge of how Windows works can access your most important security protection.
Your logon password is always safely stored in a AES/Triple DES encrypted format using the maximum encryption your operating system is capable of. This high-strength encryption keeps your password safe from spyware, viruses, malware, or malicious users that try and gain access to your logon password.
Uses:
Corporate security - logon to a computer with one username/password, then lock down the desktop automatically with Safe AutoLogon.
By putting your Blackberry redirector in the Startup group, Safe AutoLogon allows you to run your Blackberry redirector without having to logon to your computer.
Logon to a computer, running any program at startup, then protect that program from access through the automatic desktop locking option.
Any program that requires a user to be logged on to run.
Here are some key features of "Safe AutoLogon":
• Safe AutoLogon integrates seamlessly with Windows 2000 and higher, including all Windows desktops, servers, and terminal servers.
• Up to 256-bit AES/Triple DES encryption for your password.
• The password stays encrypted when the user is logged on or logged off.
• Works with all 32-bit and x64 Windows operating systems.
• Silent network installations.
• Extremely small memory footprint.
• The automatic logon feature is easily enabled or disabled through the GUI.
• Automatically lock the desktop immediately after the automatic login.
Requirements:
• Approximately 200 kB RAM and 2MB Hard Drive space
What's New in This Release: [ read full changelog ]
• Enhanced: Added an optional delay for wireless computers before the software attempts to connect to a SALPS server. Sometimes the network starts after the Safe AutoLogon service, especially on wireless computers, and hence the SALPS server cannot be found.
• Enhanced: Reduced load time of user interface
However, the most *dangerous* part about this is that your password is stored in UNENCRYPTED plain text for anyone to see! That means any spyware, malware, or anyone with knowledge of how Windows works can access your most important security protection.
Your logon password is always safely stored in a AES/Triple DES encrypted format using the maximum encryption your operating system is capable of. This high-strength encryption keeps your password safe from spyware, viruses, malware, or malicious users that try and gain access to your logon password.
Uses:
Corporate security - logon to a computer with one username/password, then lock down the desktop automatically with Safe AutoLogon.
By putting your Blackberry redirector in the Startup group, Safe AutoLogon allows you to run your Blackberry redirector without having to logon to your computer.
Logon to a computer, running any program at startup, then protect that program from access through the automatic desktop locking option.
Any program that requires a user to be logged on to run.
Here are some key features of "Safe AutoLogon":
• Safe AutoLogon integrates seamlessly with Windows 2000 and higher, including all Windows desktops, servers, and terminal servers.
• Up to 256-bit AES/Triple DES encryption for your password.
• The password stays encrypted when the user is logged on or logged off.
• Works with all 32-bit and x64 Windows operating systems.
• Silent network installations.
• Extremely small memory footprint.
• The automatic logon feature is easily enabled or disabled through the GUI.
• Automatically lock the desktop immediately after the automatic login.
Requirements:
• Approximately 200 kB RAM and 2MB Hard Drive space
What's New in This Release: [ read full changelog ]
• Enhanced: Added an optional delay for wireless computers before the software attempts to connect to a SALPS server. Sometimes the network starts after the Safe AutoLogon service, especially on wireless computers, and hence the SALPS server cannot be found.
• Enhanced: Reduced load time of user interface
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