PassKeys Combines Password Management with Keyboard for iOs 8

Saitama, Japan, March 23, 2015 (Newswire.com) - eFUSION has launched a new utility application PassKeys which combines password management with keyboard. PassKeys is a keyboard extension offers users a secured vault to store their usernames, passwords and other login credentials, which they can later access directly from their keyboard with only a few taps. PassKeys automatically fills in a stored username and password and finishes logging in to any website or application. This allows users to access any online account in a few seconds, without having to worry about putting their sensitive information at risk.

Recent incidents have shown that using the same password across every online account makes users vulnerable to hacking and other frauds. On the other hand, the longer a password the harder it is for a hacker to crack it.  But memorizing dozens of unique & long passwords for each online account is virtually impossible. This is where PassKeys comes in. Users of PassKeys can use unique, complex passwords for each service and websites without worrying about remembering them. Thus PassKeys secures and at the same time simplifies its user’s online life.

Based in Saitama, Japan, eFUSION is an application development and consulting company for iOS and Android headed by Taslim Sohel. eFUSION strives to provide clients with only the highest quality products and solutions. eWiFi is eFUSION's most successful application, which Has been downloaded by about two million users and at one time it was the most popular utility application among iPhone users.

Taslim Sohel, General Manager, eFUSION

PassKeys is very concerned about safeguarding the confidentiality of its users. That’s why PassKeys protects its users’ login credentials with AES and Twofish encryption - the industry’s leading security standards. Only the users have access to their data. PassKeys keeps no record of the users’ Master Password & Key File anywhere. There isn't any alternate backdoor or a key which can open any users’ database.