Passible Help

Security / Passcode

Your data is encrypted using AES-256 Bit encryption + a personalized 40 character private key. This makes it impossible to crack.
The 4 digit passcode + theft protection is the perfect combination of speed & security. Passible auto-locks your app after 3 failed attempts and forces a 5 minute wait between subsequent attempts which can't be bypassed.
No one can get your data. They would need your device & passible passcode.

Auto-Login

Websites Stored in Passible:
Tap the target button next to the relevant login on the main page or double tap a favorite.

Websites not stored in Passible:
In Passible's browser, you will see your info as buttons along the top. Tap the correct button and your info will fill in, even if its a new website.

Passible in Safari

You can use Passible to login to websites or fill in credit cards details using Safari.

To Install:

1. In Safari, tap the Share Icon () to open the extensions menu.

2. Tap the 'More' button and switch Passible to ON.

3. Passible will now appear in your list of extensions. For easier access, tap and drag the Passible icon to anywhere on your extensions list.

Re-order Favorites

Tap, hold and wall-a! You can now re-arrange your favorites!

Synchronization & Backup

You can use Import / Export in order to synchronize data between different devices, or to backup your data.

Export:
Exporting your data will create an encrypted file to be sent via email. This file is secured and can only be opened through Passible and with the password that you set for the file.

Import:
When you're ready to import your data, email yourself the backup file. In the mail, tap the file and choose 'Open in Passible'. This will automatically open Passible and import your data, after you enter the correct passcode.

Important!
Please note that importing will override any existing data.

What do I do if my device is stolen?

Theft Protection will be activated if anyone tries to access your data with the wrong password. The device will impose a wait time between passcode entries to prevent brute force attacks. Just for safe measure, you can use Find My iPhone to erase your stolen device.

How to make passwords more secure:

DO:

Use passwords of eight characters or more with mixed types of characters.
For safe measure, change your passwords periodically.

DO NOT:

Use the same username /password combination for multiple websites.
Use keyboard combinations (everyone knows 1q2w3e4r).
Use your name, dictionary words, repetition, letter or number sequences, kid or pet names, or birthdays.

Tips & Tricks:

Create non-words that are easy to remember: use first letters of lines in songs + a number: "Imagine All The People, Living Life In Peace" = iatPLLip4.
Nick names of friends, backwards: "JimmyB = byMmij".
Your favorite food+number+color, backwards with a number: "Pizza2Green" = "neerG2azziP".
Associate it with a website: iatPLAmzLip4 (for Amazon).

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