Hello! I am using lastpass free but i want to go to premium service but i don't know.
Can you please suggest me?
With Cloud saving please.
Can you please suggest me?
With Cloud saving please.
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- May 13, 2013
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- Aug 18, 2016
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Lastpass because its cheap and has a ton of security options 
May I ask why it has to be Cloud saving?
If you don't mind about Cloud saving & want the most secure Password manager then I would go with KeePass 2.0...
KeePass works offline, is compatible with a Chrome extension (works on my Chromebook too) & has 2 Step Authentication, Password Generation (I generate 75 character passwords on there), categorising & lots of customization.
If you want it to be portable then just save the Key file & Password database to a USB & you're good to go! Just make sure you back it up
The problem with services like LastPass is that they claim to be secure but have been hacked many times & in reality nothing in the cloud is as secure as people claim it to be. Offline Password Managers like KeePass are always the best for security because someone has to physically gain access to your machine to have access to the passwords.
- Aug 18, 2016
- 561
May I ask why it has to be Cloud saving?
If you don't mind about Cloud saving & want the most secure Password manager then I would go with KeePass 2.0...
KeePass works offline, is compatible with a Chrome extension (works on my Chromebook too) & has 2 Step Authentication, Password Generation (I generate 75 character passwords on there), categorising & lots of customization.
If you want it to be portable then just save the Key file & Password database to a USB & you're good to go! Just make sure you back it up
The problem with services like LastPass is that they claim to be secure but have been hacked many times & in reality nothing in the cloud is as secure as people claim it to be. Offline Password Managers like KeePass are always the best for security because someone has to physically gain access to your machine to have access to the passwords.
Because on cloud i can use it everywhere, and easy.
I am using Sticky Password Premium And find it good. And you can get the premium version for free as there are quite often Sticky Password giveaways kinda you would hardly need to pay for it. I am using premium from one of those giveaways.
I guess ESET password manager is Sticky Password powered or they partnered And dont know if Eset password is the same as Sticky Password or minus some features, etc.
I guess ESET password manager is Sticky Password powered or they partnered And dont know if Eset password is the same as Sticky Password or minus some features, etc.
- Jan 29, 2015
- 96
Hi,
why using proprietary software? The best password manager is imo keepass. I would highly recommend it!
The main advantage is that it´s open source and tons of plugins are available. For cloud saving just use a plugin called "keepass anywhere" and easily sync all of your devices accessing Box, Dropbox, HiDrive, Google Drive, OneDrive, hubiC, Amazon AWS S3, or simply on your on server via FTP! Lot`s of choices
why using proprietary software? The best password manager is imo keepass. I would highly recommend it!
The main advantage is that it´s open source and tons of plugins are available. For cloud saving just use a plugin called "keepass anywhere" and easily sync all of your devices accessing Box, Dropbox, HiDrive, Google Drive, OneDrive, hubiC, Amazon AWS S3, or simply on your on server via FTP! Lot`s of choices
- Feb 23, 2014
- 3,319
Hi,
why using proprietary software? The best password manager is imo keepass. I would highly recommend it!
The main advantage is that it´s open source and tons of plugins are available. For cloud saving just use a plugin called "keepass anywhere" and easily sync all of your devices accessing Box, Dropbox, HiDrive, Google Drive, OneDrive, hubiC, Amazon AWS S3, or simply on your on server via FTP! Lot`s of choices
Some paid services allow you to host your database to any cloud service that you want to but they usually come with some limitations and you'll have to pay to unlock some of their "premium" features.
KeePass allows you to host your password database on any cloud service that you pick, thus you can use it on almost any device that can run the program (ports are available) for mobile.
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But with KeePass 2.0 it's more secure, has more features & can be accessed from anywhere if you have a copy in the Chrome extension.
Do you really want to sacrifice security/privacy for portability? KeePass 2.0 is still very portable, you just need to backup the files & load it into the Chrome extension.
- Oct 23, 2012
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I have used many but I have found LastPass to work for me.
I have never had anything compromised in the many years I have used it.
The paid version is very reasonanble and syncs across mutltiple devices.
Offers a whole host of security options from local settings,virtual keyboard,MFA to Yubikey(must be purchased though Yubico.com)
I have never had anything compromised in the many years I have used it.
The paid version is very reasonanble and syncs across mutltiple devices.
Offers a whole host of security options from local settings,virtual keyboard,MFA to Yubikey(must be purchased though Yubico.com)
- Apr 30, 2012
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I used KeePass syncing via DropBox. Now I use LastPass premium and in general I'm almost satisfied. Except that sometimes LastPass servers are down. And I found out, and their support confirmed that, that LP in Firefox portable has issues with automatic logoff.
The main problem with KP + DP was that sometimes I forgot to sync my home PC database - I used to keep KP logged in there constantly - and new or changed passwords were close to be lost. I had to keep additional folders with KP database copies in DB for different locations of KP for such cases.
As for LP I like that it keeps an eye on passwords strength and checks if sites are compromised. Like other cloud password managers though.
The main problem with KP + DP was that sometimes I forgot to sync my home PC database - I used to keep KP logged in there constantly - and new or changed passwords were close to be lost. I had to keep additional folders with KP database copies in DB for different locations of KP for such cases.
As for LP I like that it keeps an eye on passwords strength and checks if sites are compromised. Like other cloud password managers though.
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- Jan 8, 2011
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Do you use different browsers across different platforms?
- Aug 2, 2015
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I agree with Aragorn, stick with what your using and just go premium
If you just have to try something new the next logical step up would be to go
with TrueKey, it's more secure than the others by far
**And MT is hosting a giveaway for it right now
If you just have to try something new the next logical step up would be to go
with TrueKey, it's more secure than the others by far
**And MT is hosting a giveaway for it right now
- Jan 9, 2017
- 246
I suggest you Lastpass
It's really good and has so many good options
And now you can sync your passwords also in FREE version
It's really good and has so many good options
And now you can sync your passwords also in FREE version
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- Jan 14, 2016
- 4
Sticky Password. I got it free, through a-give-away. I like how it will launch a log in into your browser. The only thing that I've found to be a gripe. If I change a password, I have to, manually, delete the old one and then put in the full information for a log in. Other that that, it's easy to use and will show up within the boxes in log ins by right clicking it.
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