Lost Master Passwords

If you lose your Master Password, you will lose all data that you have saved in ANTIfraud.

For details on how to delete your data file and reinstall ANTIfraud, please see: Uninstalling and Reinstalling ANTIfraud.

There is no back door A back door is a means of access to a computer program that circumvents security mechanisms such as firewalls and network & host IDS.
Sometimes, programmers install a back door in order to access the program for troubleshooting or other purposes. Hackers often detect and exploit back doors in order to install malicious software on a user's computer. In some cases, a worm is designed to take advantage of a back door created by an earlier attack.
Whether installed as an administrative tool or a means of attack, a back door is a security risk, because if one exists, eventually, hackers will find it and use it for malicious purposes. or other means of access by which iS3, the manufacturer of ANTIfraud, can get into your system. Your data really is locked in a Digital ID™ Vault that only you can open.

For this reason, it is recommended that you create a strong password and camouflage it in a handwritten document. For details, please see: Creating a Strong Master Password.