What does passter mean?

Answer 1

Passter Password ManagerFree secured password manager which minimizes the risks and maximizes the browsing comfy. Passter encrypts and protects your passwords, automatically fills in the login forms, helps you by generating strong passwords and changing website passwords, removes the burden of remembering complex passwords and reduces the chance of identity theft.

Passter is Google Chrome extension, which means it runs inside the browser. This approach creates a great user experience while Surfing the web.

Safer, Secured and ProtectedPasswords, forms and all other browsing information are always saved encrypted in the password repository (local browser or your Google Doc account) using latest security protocols. Passter protects you against phishing, fraud, and malware.

Self-AccountabilityYou choose and monitor the password repository. Passter only acts as broker and there is no need to open a Passter account. Also Passter doesn't send or save information and passwords to anyone other than the repository.

Trusted Online ModePasster introduces your Google Account as a great password repository. This enables all the benefits and high security demands from such password management application:

• Passwords are stored in Google Documents Server (using SSL protocol), one of the largest and most protected servers in the world. You also enjoy their high availability and their strong hardware.
• Google is a trusted company. No need to open Passter account or relay on other 3rd party servers.
• Best of all, Passter is using the OAuth protocol. This means that Passter doesn't require from you to provide any Google Account credentials. It simply redirects you to a Google Server page using the SSL protocol for authentication and authorization.

Single Point of LoginsNo need to synchronize data between password repositories. Passter reduces the efforts by suggesting strong passwords, auto filling the logins form and monitoring your password policy for eliminating the highest security risk in these days: identity theft and privacy lost.

FREE!!!Free to use by any user and for any purpose. Also you are not forced to open any account or fill forms.

Answer 2

"Passster" does not have a widely recognized meaning in English. It may be a misspelling or a typo of another word.