
There is two versions of AC MultiClient available, Both are listed below, Version 1 is a older simplifed version that does not store any passwords and Version 2 is a newer one that stores password on your computer system. I would recommend Version 1 but you choose. Here is a walk through video should you need it https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WceWHLHSW70
Version 1

License: The MIT License (MIT)
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Version 2
IbespwnMulticlient V2.0.2 | Used to launch mutiple AC clients with Symmetrically Encrypted Passwords | ![]() |
IbespwnMulticlient V2.0.2 Source Code.zip | Source Code .zip file | ![]() |
IbespwnMulticlient V2.0.2 tar.gz | Source Code tar.gz file | ![]() |
Symmetrically Encrypted Passwords
ibespwn released this
Release Notes:
- Passwords are now symmetrically encrypted.
- It is still possible for a skilled attacker to recover the passwords, but it is not so bad that the passwords are stored plaintext on your hard drive.
- Unfortunately, do to the nature of the problem, the keys, the passwords, and the algorithms are all stored on your hard drive.
- A future version will contain a master password to encrypt the whole settings file, which would place a new encryption key (the hash of your master password) off your hard drive (in your head).
- I do not foresee this application's security exceeding that level.