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❗️Password management tool #LastPass admitted that hackers obtained cloud storage access keys, copied information including company name, user name, billing address, Email addresses, phone numbers, and IP addresses.
I don't know much about Google password manager but a lot of people in security recommend KeePassXC for offline password storage and BitWarden for people who prefer cloud.
Thanks for the recommendation... I don't like using Google Password manager, but it's an easy built-in option for the sites I don't care too much about.
(...Now I think about it, doesn't Brave Brower use the same Password System as Google's?)
...and Technology Failed us too.
I don't use these password management tools, unless you count Google's built-in "Remember Password" feature, but I don't use it for most sites.
Not sure if relying on my memory (& offline backups) is a good idea, but it worked so far.~
!ALIVE
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I don't know much about Google password manager but a lot of people in security recommend KeePassXC for offline password storage and BitWarden for people who prefer cloud.
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Thanks for the recommendation... I don't like using Google Password manager, but it's an easy built-in option for the sites I don't care too much about.
(...Now I think about it, doesn't Brave Brower use the same Password System as Google's?)
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through the earnings on @alive.chat, feel free to swing by our daily chat any time you want.
I want to trust Bitwarden, I know it's hard but I've been trying for a year.
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It's recommended by Privacy Guide, a website run by security professionals
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Oh dear, that's no good.
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