SecureSuite- Privacy Tools
Free AppAbout SecureSuite- Privacy Tools
SecureSuite is an encrypted contact manager, password manager, file manager, and private pocket web server. It is an ideal cyber security app to protect your contacts and passwords. It features YubiKey NEO, SqlCipher, IOCipher, AES 256-bit encryption, and HTTPS TLS 1.2.
It's an Android app and web server that you carry around in your pocket. Your personal information is always on a physical device that you control and it's always secure. If you have a second Android device such as a Tablet or an old phone, SecureSuite will maintain a mirror backup on the second device. If your phone is ever broken or stolen, you always have a backup.
SecureSuite has the same workflow that you use every day. On your PC or Mac, your contacts are in the browser in front of you. When you are on the go, everything is with you. Return home or to the office and it automatically syncs any updates to your companion tablet or phone, this way you always have a backup. No hassles, just easy, automatic and secure.
Security doesn't have to be boring. SecureSuite was built from the latest in Android technology.
Unlike other Android contact managers, SecureSuite is not just a set of new skins on the same old Android contact database.
+ It uses the SqlCipher database and IOCipher for encrypted storage
+ It is built using Fragments. This means it looks great on phones and tablets.
+ It has 4 eye-pleasing themes to choose from.
+ It has a Random Password Generator.
+ It generates industry standard vCard, vcf files so you can share contacts with your associates.
+ If you are a power user that uses accounts, groups, group emails and group SMS text, you will feel right at home.
+ It lets you save an offline encrypted backup to your SD card, Dropbox, Google Drive or email.
For the security geeks, data at rest is secured with an SqlCipher AES 256-bit encrypted database and data in motion use TLS 1.2 https. YubiKey NEO is used for authentication.
For developers, you can get the source code from GitHub at https://github.com/Nuvolect/SecureSuite-Android. You can help yourself and users around the world by testing the app and contributing bug fixes, enhancements and new features.
Want to live life on the bleeding edge and help out with testing? You can subscribe to SecureSuite Android Beta releases here: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.nuvolect.securesuite.
If you're interested in a life of peace and tranquility, stick with the standard releases.
SecureSuite uses an obvious and minimal set of permissions. The app imports your contacts and can save vCards and encrypted backups to the SD card. It requires full network access and WiFi to serve the web app and access to your phone to identify incoming calls.
More information:
+ https://securesuite.org
+ https://github.com/Nuvolect/SecureSuite-Android
+ https://github.com/Nuvolect/SecureSuite-Android/wiki
It's an Android app and web server that you carry around in your pocket. Your personal information is always on a physical device that you control and it's always secure. If you have a second Android device such as a Tablet or an old phone, SecureSuite will maintain a mirror backup on the second device. If your phone is ever broken or stolen, you always have a backup.
SecureSuite has the same workflow that you use every day. On your PC or Mac, your contacts are in the browser in front of you. When you are on the go, everything is with you. Return home or to the office and it automatically syncs any updates to your companion tablet or phone, this way you always have a backup. No hassles, just easy, automatic and secure.
Security doesn't have to be boring. SecureSuite was built from the latest in Android technology.
Unlike other Android contact managers, SecureSuite is not just a set of new skins on the same old Android contact database.
+ It uses the SqlCipher database and IOCipher for encrypted storage
+ It is built using Fragments. This means it looks great on phones and tablets.
+ It has 4 eye-pleasing themes to choose from.
+ It has a Random Password Generator.
+ It generates industry standard vCard, vcf files so you can share contacts with your associates.
+ If you are a power user that uses accounts, groups, group emails and group SMS text, you will feel right at home.
+ It lets you save an offline encrypted backup to your SD card, Dropbox, Google Drive or email.
For the security geeks, data at rest is secured with an SqlCipher AES 256-bit encrypted database and data in motion use TLS 1.2 https. YubiKey NEO is used for authentication.
For developers, you can get the source code from GitHub at https://github.com/Nuvolect/SecureSuite-Android. You can help yourself and users around the world by testing the app and contributing bug fixes, enhancements and new features.
Want to live life on the bleeding edge and help out with testing? You can subscribe to SecureSuite Android Beta releases here: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.nuvolect.securesuite.
If you're interested in a life of peace and tranquility, stick with the standard releases.
SecureSuite uses an obvious and minimal set of permissions. The app imports your contacts and can save vCards and encrypted backups to the SD card. It requires full network access and WiFi to serve the web app and access to your phone to identify incoming calls.
More information:
+ https://securesuite.org
+ https://github.com/Nuvolect/SecureSuite-Android
+ https://github.com/Nuvolect/SecureSuite-Android/wiki
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5 Stars for a great, unique concept! I appreciate the ability to keep my sensitive and personal contact information locked down and off the grid! Note, the user interface could be friendlier and more esthetically pleasing. Ultimately, I would love to see this develop into an internal Android Contacts server that would allow me to selectively control and limit other app's access to my encrypted contact information. Right now, I am forced to export individual contacts (via sharing, see below) and then to import the shared contact into the Android phone contacts database (for WhatsApp and my dialer app). FYI, I was forced to reinstall the "CryptSafe" version of this app because for some reason, the "Share Contact" button doesn't work in the new "SecureSuite" version of this app. Keep up the great work!