[dayglored]

Scary ad for another password manager, with some advice ... PING!

You can find all the Windows Ping list threads with FR search: just search on keyword "windowspinglist".

Thanks to MikelTackNailer for the ping.

[dayglored]

It's not hard.

• Use a good, reputable password manager program.

• Use strong passwords, 12+ characters, randomized.

• Don't ever use the same password in different accounts or websites.

• Use 2FA/MFA (like a code sent to your phone or email).

• If you get suspicious messages (email, text) about an account, change its password.

• Apply constant Situational Awareness. Suspect everything you don't expect.

[Chickensoup]

I have dashlane

Not impressed

[Chickensoup]

I have dashlane

Not impressed

[dennisw]

I have never used a third party password manager. I don’t like doing this, but I let Chrome, Edge, Brave browsers manage me passwords on each commuter by itself. IOW Chrome on computer A, does not know what passwords Chrome on computer B is managing. I never opt for synching me passwords across all devices. I see this option all the time.

Synching means in the cloud. I don’t want my passwords in the so called cloud. Though I suspect Chrome/Google is doing this anyway.