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- 1. Password Managers Presentation by Nathan Lott at Westfall Library 3/31/17
- 2. What is a password manager? • Software that keeps track of your passwords and other important data. • Available for desktop and mobile • Secure and encrypted
- 3. Why Get A Password Manager? • Only have to remember one password • Keeps track of all of your passwords • Generates complex, secure passwords • Adds convenience to filling in passwords
- 4. Downsides of Password Managers • All of your passwords are in one place – attractive to hackers
- 5. Creating a Master Key • The longer the better. Mine has 22 characters (letters and symbols) • Something that you can remember easily
- 6. Vs.
- 7. LastPass www.lastpass.com Pricing: Free. $12/year for Premium Mac, Windows, Linux, Android, iOS, Windows Phone
- 8. LastPass Pros and Cons Pro: Free/inexpensive Pro: Available on more devices Pro: Import and Export passwords Pro and Con: Web extension – not local Pro: Security Challenge Con: Has been hacked in 2015
- 9. Demo
- 10. 1Password www.agilebits.com or www.1password.com Pricing: $2.99/month single billed annually (about $36/year) $4.99/month family account (up to 5 people) billed annually (about $60/year) 30 day free trial Mac, Windows, Android, iOS Import and Export Passwords
- 11. 1Password Pros and Cons Con: pricey Pro: local storage of passwords Pro: supports multiple devices Pro: Watchtower
- 12. Demo
- 13. Other Password Managers • Dashlane: dashlane.com Free, $39.99/year Premium option • Keepass: keepass.com Free, open source • Enpass: enpass.io Free. $9.99 for mobile use
Editor's Notes
- Master password not compromised (heavily encrypted) passwords not compromised, but email addresses, password hints and authentication hashes were taken.
- Mac Yosemite or newer (10.10), Windows 7 or newer, Android 5.0 or newer, iOS 9 or newer.