PasswordBox is a password manager wrapped up in a command-line interface. It gives you the possibility to create an encrypted database with all your passwords, whether they're for email addresses, social network accounts, wireless network addresses, protected photos and documents, or anything else of importance.

At startup, you're requested to set up a master password that will be used for protecting the encrypted database. It's recommended to make it as strong as possible, so it's impossible to be cracked by third parties.

To do this, it's best to opt for a random combination of lower and upper case letters, symbols, and numbers. Keep in mind that the key isn't masked, so make sure that no one is looking over your shoulder.

In the following step, you can press Insert on your keyboard to add a new entry to the database by writing the summary and password.

PasswordBox puts a random character generator at your disposal, in order to help you create secure keys. It may type anything when it comes to small and big letters, numbers, and symbols.

It's possible to create as many passwords as you want, then quit to the desktop knowing that the application asks you whether or not you want to save changes.

The next time you fire up the program, you're required to type the master key to gain access to the encrypted database.

Additional commands can be viewed in the help section (press F1). You can select and remove entries from the database, add new ones or display their contents, scroll pages, and jump through the list.

All aspects considered, PasswordBox delivers a simple and secure solution for helping you keep track of all your passwords. It supports a master key, random character generator, and database management functions.