Please recommend an app to store passwords

[Lind]

Hello!
Could you please recommend an app for storing passwords? Do you think such apps are safe and do you use them?
I would be grateful if you could share your experience!

 

[KM-Tiger]

A recent thread on this:

Which Password manager

I have been using LastPass for many years and I am happy with it, however on reading scare stories on how it has been breached I wonder if I should move and if so what is a suitable alternative. I use a single user premium lastpass account.

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[Lind]

Thank you for your reply!

 

[Foresty_Forest]

If you have an iMac it comes with Keychain Access which stores all your passwords and user names. You only need to remember one password to access it.

 

[Webmaster1969]

That's a tough one because there are many out there, but the consensus seems to be lastpass, it's 100% free and also a Google chrome addon, roboform is also ok and it works on it's own without needing a browser, but it's sometimes a little buggy.

So search on Google for:

LastPass
RoboForm

 

[Kerwin]

That's a tough one because there are many out there, but the consensus seems to be lastpass, it's 100% free and also a Google chrome addon, roboform is also ok and it works on it's own without needing a browser, but it's sometimes a little buggy.

So search on Google for:

LastPass
RoboForm

Bitwarden is a much better option.

 

[YasmeenLondon]

+1 for Bitwarden

 

[kulture]

Since lastpass was hacked, I no longer trust it. I have moved to 1Password and it’s ok.

 

[DontAsk]

That's a tough one because there are many out there, but the consensus seems to be lastpass,

Consensus where?

it's 100% free and also a Google chrome addon, roboform is also ok and it works on it's own without needing a browser, but it's sometimes a little buggy.

So search on Google for:

Last pass hacked again

I've corrected your suggested Google search term

No one should be suggesting LastPass.

 

[Nico Albrecht]

Keychain Access

Are you joking. Keychain (CVE) database is full of reported security issues and flaws. Combine that with auto sync on cloud you know have 2 attack vectors and increase the proabilty of a hacking attempt. For years now apple failed badly to protect customer data.

 

[Lind]

Thank you for your answers! Given that these apps are being hacked, I'll probably choose another way to store passwords for now.

 

[Kerwin]

Thank you for your answers! Given that these apps are being hacked, I'll probably choose another way to store passwords for now.

Please use a proper password manager like Bitwarden. Doing your own thing will likely make your passwords less secure because you are not a cybersecurity expert.

 

[Videoguy]

A notebook and pencil works best for me - it can't get hacked into, either.?

 

[Onthebrightside]

You've probably chosen one by now, but two of my clients use 1Password, seems to work bery well.

 

[Lind]

Please use a proper password manager like Bitwarden. Doing your own thing will likely make your passwords less secure because you are not a cybersecurity expert.

I mean the method of writing passwords in a notebook. It's not very convenient, but it's definitely reliable!

 

[Lind]

A notebook and pencil works best for me - it can't get hacked into, either.?

Yes, this is definitely the most reliable method!