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Password Managers: Buying Advice, Tips, and News

Latest Password Manager Stories

LastPass users were unable to access their password vaults or log into their accounts.

By Emily Price

The service will leverage Apple's existing iCloud keychain system, but exist as a standalone app called Password, according to Bloomberg.

By Michael Kan
5.0
Editors' Choice

Bitwarden is simply the best app we've tested for free password management, while the paid version adds extra security and storage options at a low price.

By Kim Key

1Password is reasonably priced and easy to use, while Dashlane is expensive yet equipped with a host of helpful features. We help you decide which password manager is right for you.

By Kim Key

We tell you what passkeys are, and where you can use them to log in securely without exposing your email address or creating a password.

By Kim Key

Bitwarden is totally free, while 1Password is exceptionally user-friendly. In a showdown between two of the best password managers we've tested, which app comes out on top? We break it down for you.

By Kim Key

If you're still using "qwerty" or "starwars" as a password, you should stop immediately. We tell you what makes a bad password, why you should care, and how to make a good one.

By Neil J. Rubenking

Stop splashing your kid's birthday and your pets' names across the web. Our top-rated password managers help you create a unique, strong password for each of your online accounts and alert you of potential data leaks.

By Kim Key

Apple does just about everything for you, including setting up a password manager. But what if you want to choose your own? We show you how.

By Edward Mendelson
3.0

Bitdefender Password Manager can capture and replay credentials with ease, but it doesn't include important features like multi-factor authentication, password sharing, or emergency access.

By Kim Key

What we call a password doesn't have to be a word at all. A whole phrase or sentence—a passphrase—offers more security. We explain how and why you should them.

By Neil J. Rubenking

Password managers can help keep your online accounts safe, but for Google power users, the only password manager you may need is the free one built into the Chrome browser.

By Eric Griffith

Google reveals the stat on World Password Day as it prepares to extend passkey logins to users of its Advanced Protection Program, the company’s strongest security offering.

By Michael Kan

Don't let your most sensitive online accounts fall prey to hackers. Add an extra layer of security with a top-rated password manager, many of which are on sale now.

By Karl Klockars
3.5

Keeper is a good-looking password manager app with helpful yet pricey add-ons, like data breach monitoring and increased file storage.

By Kim Key

These top-rated password managers help you make sure employees are using strong passwords for work accounts.

By Kim Key

Named as our Editors’ Choice, this password manager covers all your devices with unlimited login syncing and storage.

We've tested all the top contenders, and our guide makes switching to a better password manager simpler than you might think.

By Kim Key
4.0

Enpass Password Manager is an excellent, easy-to-use service that can keep your private credentials out of the cloud.

By Kim Key

Use one of the top free password managers we've tested to help you create and manage strong, unique passwords for every secure site.

By Kim Key