July 13, 2017
LatchKey Password Vault 1.0.1 is already out, and since then, I’ve been working on a password age notification system. LatchKey now stores the date you create your entries so that they can be used to keep track of how long it’s been since you’ve updated your passwords. This is another useful way of reminding yourself to change your passwords and keep them fresh!
July 13, 2017
We’re announcing a new release of the LatchKey password vault program that fixes a few minor issues. Primarily interface issues regarding password entry and update version checking.
We’ve got a slew of new features under development now that will take our free password storage and tracking system to the next level!
July 13, 2017
We’re announcing the first release of the Lightweight Scheduler Service.
The Lightweight Scheduler Service (LWSS), pronounced “lew-ess”, is a simple Windows service developed to allow web developers a quick and easy way to support their web-applications with an independent and reliable logic processing service. Many web-applications need processes to execute on timed intervals. Some developers choose to execute threads within their web application context, but web servers such as IIS can be configured to wipe out application pools at unknown intervals, thus closing these threads. Developers need a way to keep their scheduled logic running constantly outside of web server threads and the Windows task scheduler.
July 13, 2017
We’re announcing a new release of the LatchKey password vault program that fixes a few issues as well as adds new multi-phase validation with the addition of a PIN and pattern entry on startup. You will now also be able to specify where your keychain file is stored allowing for quick and dirty cloud-backups with disk-to-cloud services like G-Drive, Skydrive, etc. Download LatchKey Password Vault 1.1.0 right now and let us know what you think.
July 13, 2017
We’ve uploaded a quick-fix patch for the new settings features that prevents a thrown exception error dialog from occurring the first time a user visits the settings page after upgrading to version 1.1. Please be sure to download the latest version.
July 13, 2017
We have uploaded some new bug fixes with the latest LatchKey build 1.1.2. This update alleviates the bug of prompting for a PIN and/or Pattern after a failed password entry. If password entry fails, other validators will now not display and the program will exit. The pattern validation dialog has also patched a bug where the pattern validation was not resetting properly.
Please be sure to download the latest version.