Password manager stories

"As we continue to grow our online presence, we need more robust protection for our online information.">>

As people and enterprises put their trust in password managers to secure their accounts, even well-built password managers can be fatally flawed.>>

Although passwordless authentication options are gaining prominence, there's a reason why we're still using passwords 60 years after their inception: they're effective. >>

The average user has about 25% more passwords compared to earlier this year.>>

rsenal, Star Wars and Eminem all featured in the top 300 most hacked passwords last year.>>

91% of people know that using an identical password on multiple accounts is risky, yet 66% continue to do so anyway, according to a survey from LastPass.>>

New research shows A/NZ consumers feel clued in, but there’s clear room for improvement in their education and tools.>>

Two of five password managers tested by researchers from the University of York were fooled by a fake app into giving away a password.>>

Users can download user-friendly browser extensions for Chrome, Firefox, Opera, Brave, Edge, and Vivaldi. >>

A free version of NordLocker is available which gives users 5GB of encrypted data, while premium users can encrypt unlimited amounts of data. >>

Strip is the only Password Manager and Data Vault that uses open source encryption tech.>>