I know the MacOS one is pretty secure, but it does limit your options

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Jan 25, 2020
8:39:38am

El Jefe Evil Genius

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El Jefe

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I just ran across a great article on using a password manager:

El Jefe Evil Genius

1/25/20 7:31am

Of the three mentioned in the article, which do you favor?

Everyman

1/25/20 7:59am

I use Last Pass (not mentioned); wonder why it's not there

ebv

1/25/20 8:02am

I use LastPass as well

cambo

1/25/20 8:20am

Me too. My master password is

Cougarrr

1/25/20 8:22am

I prefer Bitwarden, but I know a lot of people like LastPass.

El Jefe

1/25/20 8:38am

Can the password manager be hacked?

WhirleyPop

1/25/20 8:23am

They all use pretty strong encryption and are heavily scrutinized for security.

bluesloth

1/25/20 8:30am

They're designed with security in mind. It's possible, but they're a harder target.

El Jefe

1/25/20 8:39am

This mentions browser based, like chrome, but what are opinions of OS bases, like iOS/MacOS/iCloud?

Tokolosh

1/25/20 8:33am

I know the MacOS one is pretty secure, but it does limit your options

El Jefe

1/25/20 8:39am

Yeah, cross platform is an issue

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