[Frenzytom]

Anyone using Password Keeper for their KeyOne? I want see if it is worth ditching a password manager such as Dashlane, 1Password or LastPass. I would base it on price, convenience, and security. Using a desktop version is not a big deal. Thanks in advance.

[mbirth]

I don't want to give up having all my passwords also available for auto-fill on my Desktop Chrome browser at home as well as at work.

If you only ever need your passwords on your phone, Password Keeper is a great thing.

[Carlito27]

Password keeper because I trust BlackBerry.

[CFGX_20T]

I'm already a Dashlane user and it supports all my devices, so I don't see myself moving away from it.

[howarmat]

1password for me. Multiple platforms is huge

[thurask]

LastPass, for cross platform.

[slagman5]

Wonder if Symple ID is still supported. I use it on my BB10 to auto log-in with nfc touch to websites while on my desktop. I have these crazy randomly generated 30 character passwords for things now, lol.

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[Mike-Mike]

my old school BlackBerry is what first got me into a password vault. I left BB after the Style and was on the search for a similar password app in Android. I use two different ones at the moment, MSecure and Keeper Security.

Originally I had MSecure, then it lacked some features, like being able to login with a fingerprint, so I switched to Keeper Security. Now Keeper offers a family plan, so that is cool.

MSecure has recently updated to allow the fingerprint, but no family plan yet.

[Ecm]

LastPass for me -- syncing across my mobile devices, desktop, laptop. Plus the ability to share select entries with my family.

[dualpassport]

Keepass for me. I use my BlackBerry as the main copy and the copy to my PC and iPad

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[FahedAlDerbi]

I think Password Keeper better especially in BlackBerry Android because it's integrated with BlackBerry keyboard

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[Resilience]

keeppass is the way to go, Foss only

[supertom]

I think lastpass is free for use across multiple platforms at the moment. BB Password Keeper has no cloud syncing support or anything--just integration with BB Keyboard and local device back up (which you can then upload to the cloud if you choose to, but it's a hassle)

Also, after 10 failed attempts to get in, BB Password Keeper wipes ALL your info as a security measure. So it's a good idea to back up often!

[1adam]

Anyone using Password Keeper for their KeyOne? I want see if it is worth ditching a password manager such as Dashlane, 1Password or LastPass. I would base it on price, convenience, and security. Using a desktop version is not a big deal. Thanks in advance.

Lastpass all day long

[medic22003]

I use password keeper. works for what I need. never used anything prior to that so it's all in what people need I guess

[VeryBumpy]

Password Keeper, simple and complete. I don't trust any of the others with my secure info.

[fanisk]

Password keeper from BlackBerry!

[Resilience]

I wouldn't trust my password with any password manager that isn't open source and free.

[anon(870071)]

I use neither! I have found Data Vault slot better because it can be accessed on all types of devices including your pc and can also sync, restore and backup easy as well.

[Frenzytom]

Does Password Keeper use the fingerprint reader to unlock?

[supertom]

Does Password Keeper use the fingerprint reader to unlock?

yes

[M_Ward]

I think lastpass is free for use across multiple platforms at the moment. BB Password Keeper has no cloud syncing support or anything--just integration with BB Keyboard and local device back up (which you can then upload to the cloud if you choose to, but it's a hassle)

Also, after 10 failed attempts to get in, BB Password Keeper wipes ALL your info as a security measure. So it's a good idea to back up often!

BlackBerry Password Keeper does have cloud support. Syncs with BlackBerry account..

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[thurask]

BlackBerry Password Keeper does have cloud support. Syncs with BlackBerry account..

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On BB10. The Android version is local export only.

[u4ria]

Another day, another security breach: https://krebsonsecurity.com/2017/06/...-decrypt-data/

I choose Password Keeper since it's local and given BlackBerry's track record SO FAR, it's secure. All the others, who knows what they've been exposed to. Prime example, LastPass was breached previously.

[mbirth]

Prime example, LastPass was breached previously.

Do you have some link? Because AFAIK, there never was any incident where attackers got usable data from LastPass.