What password manager(s) are you using?
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RDLT
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Eset password manager (paid) and lastpass (free) although i’m thinking of changing lastpass as i’m not happy with it’s lack of intuitiveness.
One thing that has always intrigued me but is seldom talked about is an app called logmeonce. If you lack at the list of features it’s like a password manager on steroids.
One thing that has always intrigued me but is seldom talked about is an app called logmeonce. If you lack at the list of features it’s like a password manager on steroids.
- Mar 21, 2013
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I have ANTIVIRUS on my PC
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Notepad or word with a lock application on a USB stick .
SearchEngineWay
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I use a Google Password Manager. I've seen others on this and I'll take a look
socialdude
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Have been using LastPass forever. Love it
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It's not secure
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I have ANTIVIRUS
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Even with that it's not secure
you better find a better place
Calithran
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Reasons to use password managers:
- Save the hassle to memorize a new password if you change the password for an existing website.
- You need to memorize just one or two master passwords for years.
- Easy-to-remember passwords are simple and can easily be cracked.
- Reusing the same password for all websites is not recommended because password leaks occur each year, even on large websites.
- Passwords will always be ready at device syncing.
keropikero
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LastPass premium from the very beginning
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It's secure.
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I use strong password on my modem