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With so many services and apps around, it’s only wise to invest in a reliable password manager. While the default options like iCloud Keychain on Apple’s products and Chrome password manager seem fine, they are never enough.

Apple often collects praise for a seamless software and services experience among its hardware lineup. One such functionality is an iCloud Keychain password manager. All your added passwords get synced up among Apple devices such as iPhone, iPad, and

Enpass password manager has been making waves in the password management solutions. The app is available on every platform and allows the user the flexibility to store the data on any cloud provider. Up until now, Enpass was following a one-time paym

Choosing a password manager can be a headache. You will be using it to store your passwords, notes, and whatnot. As such, you want it to be safe and reliable. LastPass is one of the most popular password managers but it has some flaws.

With the number of high profile hacking cases on the rise, it is imperative that we take our security and privacy more seriously. Creating a strong password is no longer enough. This is why 2FA (two-factor authentication) was developed to employ an a

Recently Lastpass made more of its service free by making multi-device syncing non-premium. We have covered that in detail here. This looks like a ripe moment to try out LastPass as I have been anti-password manager advocate for a long time. Rea

LastPass got hacked a few times in the past and I was having second thoughts about moving to another service. After all, it’s the master key to my entire digital life that they own. Still, I stayed with them, hoping they will fix these issues and m

If you haven’t heard, LastPass has been sold to LogMeIn. Now, in tech circles, this happens all the time. But if you’re a LastPass user, you need to care about this sale because it could lead to problems in your future. LogMeIn has a bad rep. The

We had loved LastPass so much that we had actually called it The Best Password Manager. So, when the story of the hack broke out a while ago, we were all in a state of shock. But, does that mean everyone ought to ditch LastPass and use something else

Two good things happened to help you remember passwords with the iOS 8 update; the 1Password app became freemium, with most of the basic features available for free use, and Apple opened touch ID access for third party apps, which can be used&nb

We’ve talked about how important it is to use unique and strong passwords for your frequently used websites. We’ve also talked about storing those passwords securely using the two main services – LastPass and KeePass – because

Coming up with unique passwords that you can remember is a pretty difficult task in itself. Then comes the problem of keeping the passwords somewhere safe for when you can’t remember them.

Anything that has to do with passwords and password management requires as many layers of security as you can wrap around it. Especially, if it is a cloud based password manager like LastPass.

There are two ways to manage your passwords. Either you create your own system of storing them and retrieving them when needed, or you take advantage of a good password manager. LastPass is the solution you can try out if you opt for the latter. Last

LastPass, as we have seen with our previous articles, is a password manager that makes managing passwords and using them a breeze. But as with everything, as the old adage goes, the chain is only as strong as its weakest link. The password manager i

The problem with using a password manager (LastPass in my case) is that switching to a new product in order to see how it works means transferring your passwords and usernames from the present tool to the new one. Sometimes, this task could seem a li

If any random person asks me a question as to what’s the one thing that, if I think about, can give me goosebumps anytime then I am sure my answer will be, “ the fear of getting hacked.

A password is the last frontier. There are just two requirements when it comes to passwords – create strong passwords, and find a way to use them without remembering them all.