[SOLVED] how to choose a safe dedicated password manager and .. is it safe

[anaturelover]

hi

title says all and why is it safe unsafe?

wich recommended in that case

tx

 

[spidy2015]

I think the Antivirus's password managers are safe to use. I can trust on them because they know the security very well.

 

[Ralston18]

Make a list of your desired password manager applications' features and requirements. Must have, would like to have, not necessary.

Then do some research and read a few product reviews. Identify two or three products that meet your requirements.

For example:

https://www.consumerreports.org/pas...-review-digital-security-privacy-ease-of-use/

Next, visit the applicable manufacturer websites. Read the product specs and end user documentation (User Guides/Manuals). Read the sites' FAQs and Forums - if any. Look for what is said versus what is not said.

Keep in mind that you must have a secure and immediate way to access your password list/manager elsewhere if your main computer fails. A backup system or source of some sort.

 

[mdd1963]

Lastpass is free for personal use...

Choose a very good lengthy/complex password for it, as it is really the key to all others!

 

[spidy2015]

Lastpass is free for personal use...

Choose a very good lengthy/complex password for it, as it is really the key to all others!

Thanks for sharing, I heard about it, it is quite a good one. I'll start using it as well.

 

[Dean0919]

I'd recommend Bitwarden.

 

[ohio_buckeye]

At work we use 1password and it works well. They actually give you a security key with a code. If you ever forget your password they have the data encrypted so they can't even get you access. In other words, back up the initial security key.

 

[Math Geek]

I like that lastpass lets you connect from multiple devices. So all my passwords are easy to get to on mobile, pc, tablet n so on. It's encrypted in the cloud so only you can access it. Been using it for years now n find it a great product