CryptoPass is an open-source (MIT) Android app by zeac. The APK we host is 72 KB, it needs Android 2.3 or newer, and it declares no permissions at all.
The file on this page is CryptoPass 1.2, 72.32 KB, and it installs on Android 2.3 and newer.
We compared the signing certificate of this build with the certificate recorded the first time krasilnikov.alexey.cryptopass entered the site, and published both the file's SHA-256 and the certificate's fingerprint above so you can check the download yourself. That comparison says the file was not repackaged by someone else; it is not a review of what the app does.
The manifest inside the APK declares no permissions at all.
Its licence is MIT. We took this build from F-Droid, and the source for this exact version is linked below.
The most recent release upstream is from May 30, 2017, over 9 years ago. It still installs; it is simply not being updated.
We do not show a star rating or an install count for this page: we have no measured figure for either, and a number we cannot source is worth less than an empty field.
- Version
- 1.2
- Size
- 72.32 KB
- Requires Android
- API 9
- Package
- krasilnikov.alexey.cryptopass
- Signature checked on
- Sep 21, 2026
- Where this file came from
- F-Droid
- Licence
- MIT
- Source code
- Source for this version
File SHA-256: 3e61b149ac25907e103d07e7960144228f30d40b32ff394cb33cdf83f6c8811a
Signing certificate (SHA-256): 8ae2dc8e3689d54b49c9efb697f8de944a6cd6bf321f292b73c8a438dd247332
We check that this file carries the same signing certificate as earlier releases of the same package. That shows the APK was not repackaged by someone else — it is not a security review of the app.
