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Hello.
I’m a PassPack co-founder, so thought I’d chime in.
We launched our first release of PassPack about a year ago (12/12/2006). That was the Beta1 release, we’re now on Beta5, and hoping to come out of beta in Q1-2008.
If your PassPack account gets hacked?
Yes, that would be a problem. To avoid this we use AES-256 bit encryption. That’s the same as the US government uses for Top Secret information.
We also use what’s called the Host-Proof Hosting Pattern. That means that all of your passwords get encrypted *inside your browser* before being sent to the server for storage.
Not even PassPack is able to read what you store on our servers. We simply don’t have the “keys”.
You can read more about Host-Proof Hosting here:
http://tinyurl.com/ysrdav
And here’s some information on our Packing Key:
http://tinyurl.com/2cvd8k
Let me know if you have any more questions.
Cheers!
Tara