No, EZPD is not a password manager. It does not store your passwords in a file or remote location.
EZPD uses a proprietary unique password generation and regeneration technology. It regenerates the same password on demand to access a password protected file, or log in to an internet account. Since it does not store your passwords, it is secure.
Yes, you can.
No, no one can reproduce your passwords, EZPD passwords are unique to each user.
EZPD is designed to customize passwords to meet requirements of password rules. You can select to exclude or include certain special characters, or only alpha-numeric values.
Yes, you can with an upgraded plan.
Any user who creates a Group name and becomes its Group Manager. Group manager can invite members in Professional plan to join the Group and share passwords.
Special characters are non-alphabetic or non-numeric characters. For example: @, #, $, %, &, *,:,;,(,),{,},[,} and +
Storing a password means a site keeps your password somewhere on their server. Whether the site encrypts their data or not, stored passwords are vulnerable to hackers. Unlike other password managers, EZPD does not store your passwords anywhere.
Once you generate or regenerate your password, you can view your password either by hovering cursor over EZPD logo in the app or pasting (press “Ctrl” and “v” or “Cmd” “v”) in a text file.
Strong passwords are long and mixed with special, alphabetic and numeric characters and use both upper and lower-case characters.
Users can create or join up to 10 Groups.
Any user can join a Group after Group Manager invites the user to join the Group.
iGBu
iGBu has developed a new encryption methods SENCRPT and AEKE.
EZPD uses SENCRPT proprietary encryption method for secure and unique password generation.
iGBu has received a patent in 2021, “Quantum Safe Cryptography and Advanced Encryption and Key Exchange (AEKE) Method for
Symmetric Key Encryption/Exchange”