14. A method to facilitate a security connection between remote entities, comprising: generating a strong password via a random generation function associated with a standard platform; generating a human-readable pass-phrase; deriving a wrapping key from the pass-phrase; wrapping the password cryptographically via the pass-phrase, wherein the wrapping key facilitates in encapsulating the password in a wrapper; storing the wrapped password in an executable; transmitting the executable and the pass-phrase to a remote user system separately via different communications mediums, wherein the remote user employs the pass-phrase to unlock the strong password stored in the executable, the strong password employed to establish a trust relationship with an entity; and requesting a Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) connection, presenting an SSL certificate in response to the request, verifying an SSL certificate, requesting a Universal Resource Locator (URL) from a listener, presenting authentication credentials to a receiver, or logging in a caller to an account.
14. A method to facilitate a security connection between remote entities, comprising: generating a strong password via a random generation function associated with a standard platform; generating a human-readable pass-phrase; deriving a wrapping key from the pass-phrase; wrapping the password cryptographically via the pass-phrase, wherein the wrapping key facilitates in encapsulating the password in a wrapper; storing the wrapped password in an executable; transmitting the executable and the pass-phrase to a remote user system separately via different communications mediums, wherein the remote user employs the pass-phrase to unlock the strong password stored in the executable, the strong password employed to establish a trust relationship with an entity; and requesting a Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) connection, presenting an SSL certificate in response to the request, verifying an SSL certificate, requesting a Universal Resource Locator (URL) from a listener, presenting authentication credentials to a receiver, or logging in a caller to an account. 15. The method of claim 14 , further comprising limiting access to the executable.