Best Password Managers: Top 4 Reviewed

[illumination]

These four password managers (1Password, Clipperz, LastPass, RoboForm) offer security anytime, anywhere...
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[moonshine]

Using LastPass here and I can say that it's very convenient and secure to use.

 

[McLovin]

I am not using any of the ones that have been recommended there. Since I like to have my password on the go with me being at TAFE and stuff I like to know what they are. The program that I use is Keepass Portable and I think that it does the job that I want it to do.

 

[K__M]

I am using lastpass.

The only other one in that list i have seen before is Roboform.

 

[Deleted member 178]

lastpass for me, too many account and complicated passwords to retain all of them. it is free and easy to use.

 

[illumination]

I am using Lastpass also.. I have come to love lastpass, and see no need for another.

 

[bogdan]

as a side note, lastPass added support for Google Authenticator as another multifactor authentication method link.

 

[WinAndLinuxTutorials]

I have the most secure password manager ever, no password required and no one can access it: Brain

But sadly, it gets many of the passwords lost

 

[jamescv7]

It was my first time to used Lastpass and loving it. This will also help and complement even my brain and written in paper too.

 

[Overkill]

RE: Best Password Managers: Top 4 Reviewed

I've started using Keepass portable and I really like it, thanks goes to Earth for mentioning it to me

 

[MalwareVirus]

RE: Best Password Managers: Top 4 Reviewed

So many votes for Last Pass,but first time when i use the passward manegar its "norton identity safe" & like it too much & also it has a URL cheker too

 

[nishaddesilva]

RE: Best Password Managers: Top 4 Reviewed

LastPass FTW! Norton ID Safe doesn't support all the browsers where as on Lastpass.com we can download browser extensions separately as needed.

 

[Exterminator]

RE: Best Password Managers: Top 4 Reviewed

I use LastPass.The only other one I have used in the past was Roboform.I like LastPass the best its easy and secure

 

[DiabloBlack]

RE: Best Password Managers: Top 4 Reviewed

I am a long time user of RoboForm (10+ years). Yes it is a paid product and LastPass is free so why no switch. Well I have tried LastPass and would probably switch to it if it wasn't for two things. One, It refuses to work properly for logging into my bank. That alone is a game killer for me. Two, I also use RoboForm at my job and while both RoboForm and LastPass have the ability to sync your passcards with a server so you have access to them anywhere. RoboForm allows for a desktop version where you don't "have" to have an account to sync your data with a server. This is critical for me for my job as I would probably get fired if I was storing logon credentials for sites inside our intranet on a internet server. No matter how secure LastPass claims to be this would be a major no-no. So RoboForm is my current product of choice. As others have mentioned I use some seriously hard generated passwords and a password manager is a must.

 

[treefrog']

RE: Best Password Managers: Top 4 Reviewed

lastpass premium
paid version as I need my passwords synched to my other devices
this is a good security breakdown of lastpass - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r9Q_anb7pwg
you may wanna skip to about 52min in

 

[Deleted member 178]

RE: Best Password Managers: Top 4 Reviewed

i use Lastpass for non-sensitive websites, for the sensitive ones my brain is good enough for the moment.

 

[treefrog']

RE: Best Password Managers: Top 4 Reviewed

i use Lastpass for non-sensitive websites, for the sensitive ones my brain is good enough for the moment.

good luck with 4N6tJ2349wKf5b%H!$g3KesD!f3ua*CN

 

[Deleted member 178]

RE: Best Password Managers: Top 4 Reviewed

no need to do complicated , i use para-phrases with "hacker style" and one special character between each word

ex:

my paraphrase : feel the power of the dark side > hacker style and $ as a special character > f33l$th3$p0w3r$0f$th3$d4rk$s1d3$

easy and secure

 

[LawnTractor]

RE: Best Password Managers: Top 4 Reviewed

www.LoginCode.com - works on sites others didn't. 2MB download, 5MB in memory, simple set-up, nothing fancy - it just works. Unlimited and FREE.

 

[treefrog']

RE: Best Password Managers: Top 4 Reviewed

no need to do complicated , i use para-phrases with "hacker style" and one special character between each word

ex:

my paraphrase : feel the power of the dark side > hacker style and $ as a special character > f33l$th3$p0w3r$0f$th3$d4rk$s1d3$

easy and secure

padding out a good sized passphrase is a good method
I use the same method to memorize 2 passwords -
lastpass initial log in and truecrypt bootloader password
both different, both 64 character and containing at least 1 lower case + 1 upper case + 1 number + 1 special character
typing 2 64 character passwords is more than enough so I'm more than happy to let lastpass take over
and for total peace of mind I use google authenticator as 2 factor authentication with lastpass