TABLE A – Verification of Data 

Data held in database 

Yes/No 

Correction / Completion 

Evaluation of IMS 

Evaluator:  

Christian Krause 

Organisation:  

ICCP 

Date of evaluation:  

06-Jun-2005 

Identification of IMS 

Sources of information:  

http://keepass.sourceforge.net 

Yes 

Version:  

1.0 

No 

1.05 is the latest version. 

Manufacturer:  

Dominik Reichl 

Yes 

Nature:  

private 

Yes 

Country:  

Germany 

Yes 

Regions:  

Global 

Yes 

Language:  

CZECH,DANISH,DUTCH,ENGLISH,ESTONIAN,FRENCH,GERMAN,HUNGARIAN,ITALIAN,POLISH,PORTUGUESE,SLOVAK,SPANISH 

Yes 

Also in Bulgarian, Catalan, Finnish, Greek, Hebrew, Japanese, Korean, Lithuanian, Macedonian, Norwegian, Russian, Chinese, Swedish, Turkish, Ukrainian 

State:  

Available 

Yes 

Open/Closed:  

Open IMS: the identities work with several systems or applications. 

Yes 

Platform & Environment 

Requirements:  

MS Windows 95 or higher 

Yes 

Number of users:  

237365 Downloads in May 2005 

No 

860.442 downloads up to July 2006 

Standards:  

Interoperability is mainly achieved via clipboard-functions of Windows Operating System. This Software is OpenSource, so it can theoretically ported to other systems. 

Yes 

Interoperability also through Auto-Type, Drag-and-Drop and automatic form filling. 

Description of Server - Side components:  

n.a. 

Yes 

Description of methods:  

KeePass is a password manager with an AES/Twofish encrypted database. 

Yes 

Descriptor of Client -
Side components:

KeePass 

Yes 

Seals:  

No  

Yes 

Which seal:  

Yes 

Third party:  

no 

Yes 

Which third party:  

Yes 

Features:  

Users can store passwords and add meta-data such as URLs, expiry-dates and comments. Passwords are copied to clipboard via double-click and are deleted from clipboard automatically after ten seconds. 

Yes 

Screenshot picture:  

http://keepass.sourceforge.net/screenshots.php

Yes 

Flowchart:  

n.a.

Yes 

Cost 

Price:  

0 

Yes 

Comment to the Cost:  

Yes 

Type & Class of IMS 

Type of IMS:  

Type 3: IMS for user-controlled context-dependent role and pseudonym management.  

Yes 

Class of IMS:  

Class 1: Pure IMS which main objective is to support or implement identity management functionality. 

Yes 

Functionality:  

Yes 

Suggestions:  

Yes