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[FIXED]     Misspelled lose as loose.

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MasterPassword/iOS/MainStoryboard_iPhone.storyboard
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<string key="text">These types create a safe password for your site.
The passwords aren't saved anywhere. This is a major advantage: if you loose your device, your passwords cannot be stolen. You can use any other device to get all your passwords back, no need for restoring backups or any other pains.</string>
The passwords aren't saved anywhere. This is a major advantage: if you lose your device, your passwords cannot be stolen. You can use any other device to get all your passwords back, no need for restoring backups or any other pains.</string>
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Resources/help.html
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with another site, both sites can now use the password you gave them to log into your account on the
<i>other</i> site. Nothing is stopping them from trying to log into <i>your</i> GMail, Hotmail or Twitter
accounts using the same password that you used to register an account on their site. Even if you only give
your password to sites you trust, all it takes is for one of those sites to get hacked and loose their
your password to sites you trust, all it takes is for one of those sites to get hacked and lose their
passwords database. Those hackers now have all it takes to impersonate you. This is, in fact, so common,
that it's one of the main reasons people's accounts are getting hacked nowadays.
</p>
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</p>
<p>
These types of <q>stored</q> passwords don't have all the advantages that their generated counterparts have
(they can be lost if you loose your device and don't back it up), but when you can't change a site's
(they can be lost if you lose your device and don't back it up), but when you can't change a site's
password to one generated by the app, this is as good as it gets.
</p>
<h3>So, what if I loose my device?<br />
<h3>So, what if I lose my device?<br />
I'm locked out of everything?</h3>
<p>
<b>Absolutely not!</b> In fact, generated passwords aren't even stored on your device. No, not in the
cloud either. They're not stored anywhere! What that basically means is, if you grab the iPhone of a
colleague or friend and open this app on it with your own master password, <i>it'll give you all your
generated passwords</i> (don't worry, it's perfectly safe). So, if you loose your iPhone or forget it,
generated passwords</i> (don't worry, it's perfectly safe). So, if you lose your iPhone or forget it,
just open the app on your iPad, or borrow a friend's phone, and you're back in business. No backups or
restores needed.
</p>

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Site/1/index.html
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<h2>Memorising passwords or even saving them in our browser, an application or the cloud just isn't good enough.</h2>
<p>Master Password is a solution that <strong>voids the need to <em>keep</em> your passwords anywhere</strong>. Not in your head, not on your computer and not in the cloud. Nothing to store means nothing to loose. At the same time it makes sure that your accounts are adequately protected with <em>exclusive</em> passwords.</p>
<p>Master Password is a solution that <strong>voids the need to <em>keep</em> your passwords anywhere</strong>. Not in your head, not on your computer and not in the cloud. Nothing to store means nothing to lose. At the same time it makes sure that your accounts are adequately protected with <em>exclusive</em> passwords.</p>
<p>With Master Password, you <strong>remember <em>one</em> secure password</strong> and use that with the application to <strong>generate <em>any</em> password you might need</strong>. You could even generate PIN codes with it, if you wanted. Today, it's time to <em>stop worrying</em> about passwords and get on with what we need to get done.</p>
</section>
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<p>
To solve the problem for other sites, there are <em>programs that remember our passwords for us</em>.<br />
The problem with these is that they do not actually help us with setting exclusive and confidential passwords for our accounts. They just offload the work of remembering passwords, and at a great expense: <strong>If you loose your data, you loose your online identity and are locked out of everything</strong>.
The problem with these is that they do not actually help us with setting exclusive and confidential passwords for our accounts. They just offload the work of remembering passwords, and at a great expense: <strong>If you lose your data, you lose your online identity and are locked out of everything</strong>.
</p>
<hr />
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</p>
<p>
Master Password does exactly this. You remember a single master password. Make it a long and secure one. Master Password uses this password along with the name of the site that you want to log into and generates a secure but unique password for that site. What's more, it doesn't store this information anywhere. If you loose your phone, the thieves can get none the wiser from it. You kick yourself for losing your phone, pick up any other phone, start the application, enter your master password, and instantly have access to all your passwords again. No sync, no backups, no hassle.
Master Password does exactly this. You remember a single master password. Make it a long and secure one. Master Password uses this password along with the name of the site that you want to log into and generates a secure but unique password for that site. What's more, it doesn't store this information anywhere. If you lose your phone, the thieves can get none the wiser from it. You kick yourself for losing your phone, pick up any other phone, start the application, enter your master password, and instantly have access to all your passwords again. No sync, no backups, no hassle.
</p>
<ul>
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</p>
<p>
The result is that each master password generates its own unique sequence of passwords for any site name. Since the only input data is the master password and the site name (along with a password counter, see below), there is no need for any kind of storage to recreate a site's password. All that's needed is the correct master password and the correct algorithm implementation. What that does for you is make it almost impossible to loose your passwords. It also makes it nearly impossible for hackers to steal your online identity.
The result is that each master password generates its own unique sequence of passwords for any site name. Since the only input data is the master password and the site name (along with a password counter, see below), there is no need for any kind of storage to recreate a site's password. All that's needed is the correct master password and the correct algorithm implementation. What that does for you is make it almost impossible to lose your passwords. It also makes it nearly impossible for hackers to steal your online identity.
</p>
<h1>The algorithm</h1>

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<h2>Memorising passwords or even saving them in our browser, an application or the cloud just isn't good enough.</h2>
<p>Master Password is a solution that <strong>voids the need to <em>keep</em> your passwords anywhere</strong>. Not in your head, not on your computer and not in the cloud. Nothing to store means nothing to loose. At the same time it makes sure that your accounts are adequately protected with <em>exclusive</em> passwords.</p>
<p>Master Password is a solution that <strong>voids the need to <em>keep</em> your passwords anywhere</strong>. Not in your head, not on your computer and not in the cloud. Nothing to store means nothing to lose. At the same time it makes sure that your accounts are adequately protected with <em>exclusive</em> passwords.</p>
<p>With Master Password, you <strong>remember <em>one</em> secure password</strong> and use that with the application to <strong>generate <em>any</em> password you might need</strong>. You could even generate PIN codes with it, if you wanted. Today, it's time to <em>stop worrying</em> about passwords and get on with what we need to get done.</p>
</section>
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<p>
To solve the problem for other sites, there are programs that remember our passwords for us.<br />
The problem with these is that they do not actually help us with setting exclusive and confidential passwords for our accounts. They just offload the work of remembering passwords, and at a great expense: If you loose your data, you loose your online identity and are locked out of everything.
The problem with these is that they do not actually help us with setting exclusive and confidential passwords for our accounts. They just offload the work of remembering passwords, and at a great expense: If you lose your data, you lose your online identity and are locked out of everything.
</p>
<hr />
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</p>
<p>
Master Password does exactly this. You remember a single master password. Make it a long and secure one. Master Password uses this password along with the name of the site that you want to log into and generates a secure but unique password for that site. What's more, it doesn't store this information anywhere. If you loose your phone, the thieves can get none the wiser from it. You kick yourself for losing your phone, pick up any other phone, start the application, enter your master password, and instantly have access to all your passwords again. No sync, no backups, no hassle.
Master Password does exactly this. You remember a single master password. Make it a long and secure one. Master Password uses this password along with the name of the site that you want to log into and generates a secure but unique password for that site. What's more, it doesn't store this information anywhere. If you lose your phone, the thieves can get none the wiser from it. You kick yourself for losing your phone, pick up any other phone, start the application, enter your master password, and instantly have access to all your passwords again. No sync, no backups, no hassle.
</p>
<ul>
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</p>
<p>
The result is that each master password generates its own unique sequence of passwords for any site name. Since the only input data is the master password and the site name (along with a password counter, see below), there is no need for any kind of storage to recreate a site's password. All that's needed is the correct master password and the correct algorithm implementation. What that does for you is make it almost impossible to loose your passwords. It also makes it nearly impossible for hackers to steal your online identity.
The result is that each master password generates its own unique sequence of passwords for any site name. Since the only input data is the master password and the site name (along with a password counter, see below), there is no need for any kind of storage to recreate a site's password. All that's needed is the correct master password and the correct algorithm implementation. What that does for you is make it almost impossible to lose your passwords. It also makes it nearly impossible for hackers to steal your online identity.
</p>
<h1>The algorithm</h1>