Lastpass, a very nice tool, but remember not to store the most vital passwords there. I use it for crappy things like different forums and unimportant mailboxes.
Obviously you need to use Two factor authentication for the critical stuff..
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Obviously you need to use Two factor authentication for the critical stuff..
Depends on what you need.. They are both great must have products.
I'm using lastpass and I'm happy with it (though I didn't try keepass).
Just try to find your needs at the reviews - http://lmgtfy.com/?q=lastpass+vs+keepass
I have been using LastPass for pretty long and haven't seen any problems, but there is a paid and free version
So what is the difference between them?
Premium account on LastPass costs just $12 (around £8, or AU$16) per year, allows you to use it across mobile devices.
I have been using LastPass for pretty long and haven't seen any problems, but there is a paid and free version
So what is the difference between them?
Premium account on LastPass costs just $12 (around £8, or AU$16) per year, allows you to use it across mobile devices.
I have been using LastPass for pretty long and haven't seen any problems, but there is a paid and free version
So what is the difference between them?
I have been using LastPass for pretty long and haven't seen any problems, but there is a paid and free version
KeePass if you absolutely need one. It's open source.
The brain.
Indeed. Just don't store your passwords anywhere digital. If you want to, save it on paper.
The brain.
I'm thinking of using a password manager .which is the best in your opinion?
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