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The most popular browsers (IE, Chrome and Firefox) provide the option of saving login and personal information for swift data entry. However, they do not assist users in creating strong, unique passwords. In spite of all the news of website and personal information breaches many users refuse to use substantial passwords - the most commonly used passwords include "password1," "qwerty" and "ninja". Password cracking is currently easier than ever with numerous software tools available for the most novice of hackers.

A good password manager will generate a long, complex, and unique password. This password will then be stored in a encrypted manner, either locally or remotely. In order to access the password database the user only need remember one password. A secure password manager replaces the need to remember several long, unique passwords and eradicates the excuse for reusing one easy to remember password on several sites, a practice that leaves users vulnerable to hackers.

Users are advised to learn from Tunji Andrews and the numerous Uber accounts that have fallen prey to hackers. The ability to copy and paste passwords safeguards users from keyloggers.

Passwords should be changed at regular intervals, in anticipation of the next breach. Most users know about LastPass and while it has its merits there are more secure options that make good password habits easier to stick to.

Keepass

Free and open source software
Cross-platform support – available for Windows, Linux, Mac, iOS and Android
Stores passwords and usernames in a securely encrypted database, protected by a single master password or key file
Built-in password generator - 10 to 64 character size passwords (40-bit, 128-bit and 256-bit hex key)
Auto-type feature – allows passwords to copy and pasted
Passwords stored locally, not in the 'cloud'
Light-weight



1Password

Proprietary, “trialware” software
Passwords stored locally protected by a master password - sync support via Dropbox, iTunes and iCloud
Cross-platform support – Windows, Mac, Android iOS
Digital vault for credit card, details, passport data, software keys
Built-in password generator
Gives security audit exposing weak, old, and duplicate passwords



Dashlane

Proprietary software
Windows, Mac, iOS and Android support
Claims passwords are encrypted with 'world's strongest technology' – AES 256 encryption
Device authentication, no master password stored on Dashlane's servers – data only decrypted locally on user's computer
Built-in password generator
Two factor authentication
Digital wallet feature – stores credit card, bank, PayPal details and login details

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