Free keychain software for mac

SSHKeychain is a graphical front-end for ssh-agent and ssh-add on Mac OS X.
You will be able to store the passphrases for your private keys in the Apple Keychain. Can add the necessary variables to the global environment(~/.MacOSX/environment.plist),so you can use SSHKeychain with all your programs (Terminal, ProjectBuilder, etc).
You can also edit the global environment from within the Preferences. You can lock/unlock the Apple keychain from a menu item.Works seamless with the commandline tools. (i.e. tracks activity comingfrom the commandline tools, and updates its UI.)Works with requests coming over the network (through AgentForwarding).Can generate new keypairs.
Main features:
- Can remove all keys from the agent after sleep or after a minimum period ofsleep (especially useful for notebooks).
- Can remove all keys from the agent when a Screensaver is detected.
- Can remove all keys from the agent when the Apple keychain is locked.
- Can add keys to the agent whenever the Apple keychain is unlocked.
- Can add keys to the agent whenever ssh is trying to use the agent with nokeys on the chain.
- Can display itself in the StatusBar, Dock, or both.
Enhancements:
- Fixed a security issue
- Fixed some installer issues
- Improved the annoying tunnel alerts

KeyChainDD manages all of your on-line passwords securely, allowing you to easily use strong, highly secure passwords, but still keep all the ease of use - like drag and drop - that the Mac OS X platform is known for.
In addition, KeyChainDD supports double levels passwords - system where you are required to enter a first password, then selected characters from a second password.
KeyChainDD has two basic functions:
- Managing your passwords and memorable information. KeyChainDD uses Mac OS Xs built-in KeyChain manager to store your passwords. This makes KeyChainDD super-secure, and means that you can use passwords that you have already stored. But KeyChainDD also provides an ability the OS X KeyChain manager doesnt - it stores "memorable information", and displays it later in a convenient form.
- Transfer your User Ids and Passwords securely to other applications, such as browsers. You can either use the pasteboard, drag-and-drop, or use KeyChainDD as an OS X service.

Enhancements
- Initial release.

Keychain Unlock is a simple program that will enable the user to quickly unlock the Keychain.

Completly freeware for personal use.

Keychain Unlocker is an AppleScript which unlocks the Keychain in OS 9 when your Mac starts up (also runs in classic mode under OS X).
Other features include the ability to unlock multiple keychains, mount servers after the keychain is unlocked and launch applications after the keychain is unlocked.
Enhancements:
- Prior version was trying to mount a server and would cause error message that the server could not be found.
- Commented out the following line
mount volume "afp:/at/server name/volume name" as user name "user name" with password "your password"
- Now it is an option that you can un-comment.

Apple Keychain First Aid 1.0 is designed as a update to resolve issues in which:

• A user's .Mac password is not retained in Internet preference pane, as described in technical document 107097, "Mac OS X 10.2: Won't Save .Mac Password".
• Mail and iChat could continue to prompt users for their password after saving it in the keychain.
• A user could be unexpectedly prompted to unlock the keychain after changing account information or Home directory location.
• Duplicate Mail passwords could appear in the keychain, as described in technical document 106546, "Mac OS X 10.1: Re-enter Mail Password After Upgrade".
• Multiple references to the same keychain could appear in the Keychain Access application.
• Applications are unable to retrieve items from a keychain file located on a network volume.
• Saved passwords could not be read if they were created or modified by certain pre-release versions of Jaguar.
• A Keychain dialog can sometimes prompt for permission to decrypt a "(null)" item.

SkeyCalc 3.0 is a reliable and pleasant program which computes One-Time Passwords for use in logging in (or otherwise authenticating to) servers which implement S/Key or OTP access control. SkeyCalc operates as a service, allowing for lightning-fast OTP authentication. SkeyCalc supports the keychain, and uses sensitive regular expressions to make even the selection of an OTP challenge a snap.