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Old 19-04-2018, 11:09   #17
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Re: Best password manager.

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Originally Posted by Gavin78 View Post
roboform is another one but you have to pay for the sync version
https://paul.reviews/how-secure-is-r...ute-challenge/


''If you're required to hand over a password, a phrase or indeed anything you know to gain access to your data, that's authentication... not encryption. They may encrypt the data at some point down the line and I see no reason why they'd choose to keep your key, but it doesn't alter the fact the entire process has been undermined from the outset''
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LastPass for me as it's totally encrypted and they don't keep the master password on their servers..
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