Board 8 > LastPass Premium is $6 for a year subscription (reg. $24)

(+) Yeah! (+)

https://www.humblebundle.com/store/lastpass

This is a great password management app/browser extension. I normally despise annual subscription app services but this app makes my life much easier. I have no problem paying $24/yr for the convenience, so $6 is a goddamn steal.

Highly recommended, weaku approved
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I have never used a password manager, but it's been on my list of things to look into so sell me on this
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using a password manager that literally stores your passwords on somebody else's computer

I don't have a thinking emoji big enough for this one
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Reg posted...

using a password manager that literally stores your passwords on somebody else's computer

I don't have a thinking emoji big enough for this one

This. Just use keepass its free
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KCF0107 posted...

I have never used a password manager, but it's been on my list of things to look into so sell me on this

In spite of what I said above, password managers are a fantastic concept for anybody who gives even the slightest shit about security. It makes it super super easy to use strong (literally random) and unique passwords for everything that needs one. The only password you have to actually know/remember is the one that gets you into the manager.

The strongest password is the one you literally do not know.
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What benefits does premium have
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Reg posted...

using a password manager that literally stores your passwords on somebody else's computer

I don't have a thinking emoji big enough for this one

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I will check out Keepass then
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The strongest password is the one you literally do not know.

Um, okay, but you still have to know the one that then gets anyone into literally every password you have
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SmartMuffin posted...

The strongest password is the one you literally do not know.

Um, okay, but you still have to know the one that then gets anyone into literally every password you have

Only if they also have the file your passwords are stored in. Hence

Reg posted...

using a password manager that literally stores your passwords on somebody else's computer

I don't have a thinking emoji big enough for this one

Keypass (or another local-only solution) + strong password + keyfile (which I haven't discussed before, but also very useful) = Very good security on top of making sure you don't forget a password.
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