Xizzo is a secure password manager.

Xizzo.com, Inc. info

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USA, Tempe, 4015 S. McClintock Drive

<info at xizzo dot com>

Contact person: Alex Tessov

	Xizzo 1.3 by Xizzo.com, Inc. Xizzo is a secure, thumb drive friendly password manager that protects data with enhanced Blowfish encryption. Xizzo's features include a user-friendly interface, a customizable password generator, and much more.
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