About KYPS
How it works
News
Expert: Iran might be stealing passwords from citizens to tighten censorship [Mar 24th, 2001]
Tunisian government harvesting usernames and passwords [Jan 4th, 2011]
Hacker sells 1.5m stolen Facebook username/passwords [Apr 25th, 2010]
Qakbot Steals 2GB of Confidential Data per Week [Apr 22nd, 2010]
Botnet used to steal credentials of over 800K users [Mar 3rd, 2010]
Stealing passwords advertised as major feature of new crimeware toolkit [Feb 10th, 2010]
German cops bust cybercrime forum [Mar 4rd, 2009]
Firefox plug-in Trojan harvests logins [Dec 8th, 2008]
Keep Your Password Secret
safely login despite keyloggers and spyware
welcome!
- Do you use public computers?
In Internet cafes, libraries, hotel lounges, airports, ... - Do you use other people's computers?
A friend's, a relative's, a colleague's, ... - Are you planning a trip?
... and want to stay connected?
If you do, then welcome to KYPS! KYPS lets you log into websites using one-time codes (also known as one-time passwords, or OTPs) instead of your normal password. KYPS therefore provides protection against spyware-assisted password theft. Read more...
I always travel with my own laptop. However, I still find myself using Internet cafes or computers in hotel lounges. Some hotels or hostels do not offer Internet access in the rooms. Others do, but at very expensive prices. At other times, I need to check my email when the laptop has ran out of power, when it is forgotten in my room, or simply when the only way to go online is a computer at the Internet cafe.
KYPS is simple, effective,
and free. And it is aimed to work with any website.
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