Password managers

[Dynix]

I've moved from LastPass to Dashlane to Bitwarden and now to 1Password.

I love the UI and integration across browsers/devices, having different vaults shared between family members we can all contribute to including having policies/documents in there for easy access for all, and they've fairly recently partnered with Fastmail where it'll generate a masked email for you when signing up to websites (I already use domain/[email protected] anyway, but it's a nice way to move the identity away from @mydomain.com if needed).

 

[Ice Tea]

@Dynix

How much is 1Password and Fastmail costing per year?

 

[Dynix]

@Dynix

How much is 1Password and Fastmail costing per year?

Fastmail is ~£46/yr for 1 user/own domain and 1Password is ~£49/yr for 5 users on the family account, or ~£29/yr if you don't need a family account.

 

[Ice Tea]

Cheers Dude.

 

[Ice Tea]

Web ad firms scrape email addresses before you know it

Researchers find widespread harvesting of info without consent

www.theregister.com

Some of these firms are said to have also inadvertently grabbed passwords from these forms.

 

[Yella Fella]

Bitwarden for me and it's free... using it on every device I own.

 

[uvarvu]

We’ve joined the FIDO Alliance to build a better future for authentication | 1Password

1Password has joined the FIDO Alliance to help build safer, simpler, and faster login solutions for everyone.

blog.1password.com

This is interesting. 1Password will be able to store private keys for passwordless access and it will have the edge over alternatives such as keychain as it offers full cross platform support, secure sharing etc.

 

[HACO]

We’ve joined the FIDO Alliance to build a better future for authentication | 1Password

1Password has joined the FIDO Alliance to help build safer, simpler, and faster login solutions for everyone.

blog.1password.com

This is interesting. 1Password will be able to store private keys for passwordless access and it will have the edge over alternatives such as keychain as it offers full cross platform support, secure sharing etc.

I expect everyone will be onboard pretty soon.

 

[chili]

to be honest i am struggling to pull myself away from Lastpass as an individual user who does not need it on all devices it does what i need it to do.

 

[Infidelus]

As I finally managed to set up a reverse proxy, I decided to give Vaultwarden another go. I've been using it for a week or so now, and have no complaints. I still couldn't say it's any better than KeePassXC and, to a point I prefer the latter as it's completely offline (unless I choose otherwise) but I'll probably carry on using Vaultwarden for the time, barring any showstoppers.