Password1234! Has not let me down yet and I use it for everything.
Except cyclonefanatic apparently.
Password1234! Has not let me down yet and I use it for everything.
I think one thing that more people need to do is turn on multi-factor authentication on any financial related accounts. If somebody gets into my Hulu or ESPN account, it's going to send me an email about it but it's no harm. That's different if they log into my 401k, HR/Payroll system, PayPal, even shopping accounts, etc. Get an app like Microsoft Authenticator so you can have them all in one place. Even turning on where it sends you a code via text is better than strictly passwords.
I was hoping someone would try!Except cyclonefanatic apparently.![]()
I was disappointed to find that it was "fondlemyherkynuts69".I was hoping someone would try!
hahahahaha. that's my xbox username.I was disappointed to find that it was "fondlemyherkynuts69".
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I'm pretty sure this part is true-ish but also . . . misleading? End users are trusting the vendor not to create a backdoor hack into themselves at any time. For example, I don't think it would take much of anything for a given vendor to harvest their customers' account passwords to their site when they login. Vendors (often/usually) control the backend code and they control the user interface/portal.. . . LastPass doesn’t have users master passwords and they can’t access people’s vaults even if they wanted to . . .
We've been using Keeper for a few years now and don't have any issues with it at all. We have the permium one for like $40/year.Checking back on this thread. Any updated favorites for password managers?
SamesiesSwitched to Bitwarden after Lastpass started to suck, have had no issues with Bitwarden.
dashlane FTW.Checking back on this thread. Any updated favorites for password managers?