Best Password Manager?

AnneFunk

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Hey,

I just checked my private email account on haveibeenpwned. And there are a few sites that got their data leaked, that i was signed up to ... The problem is that I often use the same password (I know its dumb, but I just can't remember 10931 passwords)

So I am thinking about getting a Password Manager. I found Bitwarden, which is open source and free.

But I'm not to sure about how safe these password managers are. Do you guys have any expirience with password managers?

Thx and have a great day!
 
Second vote for LastPass. Easy to use.
 
I use Avast passwords. It saves your PW’s under one main password. It generates super strong PW’s when you create an account and saves it. You can choose own PW as well.

In case you just need someone (something actually) to remember your PW’s you can give it a trt.
 
I use 1Password for a long time now... Bought it a long time ago when you could buy a lifetime version.
 
I'm using LastPass but now seems Google has their own and it's probably easier to manage. Of course if you want to trust Google with one more thing in life. Hehe
 
Another vote for lastpass. I have been using this sw for ages. Very reliable and a nifty little sw to be frank.
 
Last pass hands down the best solution in the market.
 
Wow no good recommendation for dashlane from u guys :P

I am using dashlane and one thing I dont like is the dashlane agent takes up too much ram. Other than than its okay.

And as far as storing ur pass in google accounts, just LOL. U are storing your pws in one of the biggest privacy hogging companies in the world and it does nt matter if you protect it with authenticator or anything because its google. Ms and fb are the same.

I would recommend dashlane or maybe bitwarden ( havent used it yet )
 
Been using Roboform for the past 4 years. Never had a problem with it. Works great for me and my needs.
Never tried a different product tho
 
I wasn't aware that Google offered that service, but I'd be wary of them. With as much as people say "don't store your PBN info on G's servers", I'd think you'd want to stay away from G having your passwords. KeePass and Last Pass tend to be recommended by the security and privacy community. Bruce Schneier (very highly respected in the infosec world) developed one called Password Safe, which might be worth a try.
 
Last year I moved from LastPass to Bitwarden. Free for mobile phones and support most popular OS and web browsers. Also, they have options for LastPass users to migrate easily to their platform without problems.
 
also, keep in mind that password managers can be a single point of failure.

My recommendation is try to come up with creative meaningless sentences that you will remember.
 
Never had an issues with Lastpass saved my ass many times!
 
try last pass , i am using it and it is cool
the best part for me when u create an account on site you can generate a password and save the password
 
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