Saferoom MIDlet

Platform: J2ME MIDP 2.0

Description:

The Saferoom mobile application is a database for your passwords and usernames. Nowadays it is very common for a regular people to have a multiple user accounts for tens of different services. It might be a little hard for one to memorize all this information so now you would only need to memorize one password for the Saferoom application that will contain all of your other passwords.

Saferoom - Splash Saferoom - Main password Saferoom - Groups Saferoom - Passwords Saferoom - Password

License: LGPL (Lesser General Public License)

The source code with NetBeans IDE 5.0 project files is available under the LGPL license. You are free to use and distribute this application.

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Version history:

  • Version 0.4 (April 1st, 2006)
    1. First Release

5 Responses to “Saferoom MIDlet”

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    Substance of Code » Blog Archive » Saferoom, a storage for passwords Says:

    [...] I’ve been a bit busy on various projects but finally I was able to publish a new mobile application called “Saferoom”. The Saferoom is an application that can store your passwords and usernames for various services. User needs to memorize one main password that is used to encrypt the data using the RC4 algorithm. RC4 algorithm might not be a safest one to use but it should be enough to keep your data safe from a common pickpocket. [...]

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    Saferoom MIDlet | Software review and download it Says:

    [...] using your mobile phone, to keep your password or usernames, this application was developed by Tommi laukkanen ,what’s you need is,mobile phone with MiDP Platform,download it and run [...]

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    Lutz Says:

    Just installed and tried out the Saferoom. Unfortunately it is not very save as the main password is stored unencrypted in plain text. But at least good code to learn about programming midlets

  4. 4
    Tommi Laukkanen Says:

    @Lutz: Yes, that could be next item for the next version to store the password as hashed and salted to the record store.

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    John Says:

    Can any one tell me how to load this onto my phone? I have a lotus LG600

    thanks

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