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Are the most popular password managers also the most secure ?
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<blockquote data-quote="jetman" data-source="post: 937231" data-attributes="member: 63028"><p>I currently use Sticky Password as my password manager. I particularly like the option to synchronise devices over my home WiFi network- preventing my passwords from ever being uploaded into the cloud. There are also extensions for all the browsers I currently use. Although the interface is a bit dated, Sticky Password works well for my needs. </p><p></p><p>However, Sticky Password is a relatively obscure password manager. The company has a very small market share and there can't me many software developers in their team.</p><p></p><p>This makes me wonder if my security would be improved by switching to one the bigger names- Bitwarden, 1Password, Dashlane or LastPass. It seems to me that they would have more capacity to update and improve their software and browser extensions in light of emerging security threats. On the other hand, maybe Sticky Password has less chance of being targetted by hackers because it is so obscure ?</p><p></p><p>What do others think ?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="jetman, post: 937231, member: 63028"] I currently use Sticky Password as my password manager. I particularly like the option to synchronise devices over my home WiFi network- preventing my passwords from ever being uploaded into the cloud. There are also extensions for all the browsers I currently use. Although the interface is a bit dated, Sticky Password works well for my needs. However, Sticky Password is a relatively obscure password manager. The company has a very small market share and there can't me many software developers in their team. This makes me wonder if my security would be improved by switching to one the bigger names- Bitwarden, 1Password, Dashlane or LastPass. It seems to me that they would have more capacity to update and improve their software and browser extensions in light of emerging security threats. On the other hand, maybe Sticky Password has less chance of being targetted by hackers because it is so obscure ? What do others think ? [/QUOTE]
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