![]() ![]() This is all coming from someone that wouldn’t touch Bitwarden for the longest time, so I’m not biased towards anything personally- this is an objective recommendation based on having tried all of these services so I know them all and can compare them pretty easily. All the rest (save KeePass and Bitwarden) are too expensive and don’t really do anything better than it does, so. 1Password, LastPass, Bitwarden, Dashlane, KeePass- all fine IMO. I say as long as you go with a trusted well known manager then you’re good. I was using LastPass and it’s fine, but Bitwarden has everything it does and more, for less money. Certainly beats the competition’s prices. Even if the YubiKeys public identifier (and your email) is known to the attacker, so what The password is still secret. The key is generated also via the hash of your master password (plus email) all combined. And as said, yeah you need the premium version for hardware auth, but for $10 a YEAR- that’s beyond reasonable for such a quality product IMO. The YubiKeys public identifier is just one part. I have now switched everything over to it and that will be my password solution from now on. Recently tried Bitwarden after thinking it was a POS because of all the people out there saying it’s garbage because of X or Y reason. ![]() I have both LastPass and Bitwarden paid subscriptions. ![]()
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