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So what are people using instead of LastPass? 1password? keepass? bitwarden? Other? -- nm

Posted by JaxSean (aka JaxSean) Jan 3 '23, 10:52

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my brain -- nm - hollywood big shot Jan 3, 11:08 1
- me too, aka "click here if you've forgotten your password" -- nm - rollo Jan 3, 11:20
NordPass -- nm - Fuzzy Jan 3, 11:02
Lastpass (I guess I'm silly for continuing but...) -- nm - oblique Jan 3, 11:00 3
- Once I put together that they either knew the lockers were stolen and waited until no one was paying attention to announce it or *didn't* know for - spamlet Jan 3, 11:10 2
  - I read through this last week, and while all of it is a bit too technical for me, the unencrypted part is very concerning. - JaxSean Jan 3, 11:23 [mastodon] 1
    - Yeah, I read that and a fair amount of the other commentary. He's not wrong about not wanting to support them further. Some of the concerns aren't -- (edited) - oblique Jan 3, 11:46
Keeper. Has great sharing options, ties into your MS domain, good browser plugins and app. - colin Jan 3, 10:54
I'm going to go with 1pass because Bery -- nm - crash davis Jan 3, 10:54
I just write all my passwords on a sticky note attached to my monitor -- nm - decline Jan 3, 10:54 8
- i am super old school - i have a note book at home with them in it. -- nm - Andie Jan 3, 11:13
- So slightly more secure than LastPass -- nm - JaxSean Jan 3, 10:56 5
  - Honestly, for some use cases, written passwords are more secure than any cloud-based solution. -- nm - Beryllium Jan 3, 10:57 4
    - i never have a problem with a written password at home.. if someone is physically in front of your computer, you have other problems. -- nm - colin Jan 3, 10:59 3
      - The only downside is that it encourages password reuse & short passwords, whereas the software managers encourage unique complex passwords - Beryllium Jan 3, 11:06 1
        
        i have my locker password written down in an odd place where it just looks like other text. it's a long sentence. - colin Jan 3, 11:09
      - yup -- nm - Beaker Jan 3, 11:00
- If I ever found a sticky note that lasted.... - crash davis Jan 3, 10:55
We moved to 1Password. They have an import tool from LP and it was easy peasy. - spamlet Jan 3, 10:54 2
- Yeah, mrsjax doesn't love (tech) change either, so that's a selling point. -- nm - JaxSean Jan 3, 10:57 1
  - The only thing that didn't come over were the expiration dates on the saved credit cards. It seems to be a general issue. - spamlet Jan 3, 10:58
BitWarden for me, as stated below and many other times. :-) -- nm - Krusty Jan 3, 10:53 1
- ditto -- nm - psilotum Jan 3, 12:45

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