Sally can protect sensitive information such as FTP or WinSCP passwords with a strong AES cipher. To protect this information, you need to set a Master Password. If a Master Password is not set, stored passwords can easily be displayed in dialog boxes or decrypted by malicious software running on your computer.
If you set a Master Password, each new instance of Sally will ask you to enter it the first time it needs to access protected information. Later, you can change or remove the Master Password. If you remove the Master Password, sensitive information will no longer be protected.
Note: Avoid weak Master Passwords. Strong passwords contain at least six characters and include lowercase and uppercase letters, numbers, and special characters such as punctuation, symbols, and accented letters.
Configuration/Security
Change Master Password dialog box
Enter Master Password dialog box
Remove Master Password dialog box