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An inexpensive, constantly improving and highly cross-platform product
What do you like best about the product?
Cheap (Free to start off with, yearly subscriptions are cheap).
Very secure. Been on the market for a long time now and any security breaches have not ended up with user's passwords leaking.
Cross platform. Works on practically every platform out there with apps to accompany.
Constantly evolving and updating.
Recent redesign is fantastic.
Form fill profiles for filling in online forms and storing personal information.
Responsive and friendly support. One support person even went so far as to install an Ubuntu virtual machine to look into a bug I thought I found.
Various methods of 2 factor authentication.
Very secure. Been on the market for a long time now and any security breaches have not ended up with user's passwords leaking.
Cross platform. Works on practically every platform out there with apps to accompany.
Constantly evolving and updating.
Recent redesign is fantastic.
Form fill profiles for filling in online forms and storing personal information.
Responsive and friendly support. One support person even went so far as to install an Ubuntu virtual machine to look into a bug I thought I found.
Various methods of 2 factor authentication.
What do you dislike about the product?
Recently purchased by LogMeIn. They're doing a good job since purchase but some people may be critical of the company.
Android app can be finicky at times, not detecting password fields correctly or getting sites wrong for example.
Android app can be finicky at times, not detecting password fields correctly or getting sites wrong for example.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Helps me keep all my passwords random and therefore more secure without sacrificing convenience.
Recommendations to others considering the product:
If you need a cloud password manager and don't want to pay too much, this is definitely one to look into!
I don't have to think about passwords anymore.
What do you like best about the product?
Autofill/autologin, most pages (it doesn't always work) I don't even have to hit enter to login. I also like the form fill, especially the fact that it is easy to trigger, but doesn't trigger itself.
What do you dislike about the product?
Sometimes the autofill is too aggressive. I've had it try to log in to similar sites, and fill in the password on change password dialogs.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
This allows me to easily have secure passwords. The fact that it not only makes secure passwords as easy as bad ones, but easier, relieves security concerns while making the process easier.
Recommendations to others considering the product:
Give it a shot - the password generation alone is worth it, but combined with the autofill and form fill with different identities, it is almost everything I could want.
Good product for most security related things, but not everything
What do you like best about the product?
That it saves all of my passwords, meaning I don't have to log in each time. It auto-populates my username and password. The master password serves as a good way to secure logins.
The extension is also great way to get to accounts easily
The extension is also great way to get to accounts easily
What do you dislike about the product?
It makes me confirm logins too often. Sends me emails that my passwords are not strong enough. Reseting password scan be confusing. Setting up things correctly at first is important
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Managing all my passwords and usernames in one place, placing them under different tabs types
LastPass makes security doable.
What do you like best about the product?
LastPass makes it possible to follow good security advice--namely, having a different password for every account, and changing passwords as needed. Without a solution like LastPass, this would be practically impossible.
Some may worry that using a service like LastPass puts all your security eggs in one basket; and, in a sense, they'd be right. But it's a pretty hard-core basket. LastPass is end-to-end encrypted (meaning they can't access your data, it's decrypted on your machine), requires second-factor authentication via email whenever someone tries to log in from a new device, and allows you to set up other forms of two-factor authentication, as well.
And don't fool yourselves--most people are already relying on one point of failure. They use a single or several similar and easy to guess passwords for all their accounts. LastPass makes it possible to use different, randomly-generated, strong passwords for all your accounts. It's definitely a plus for security.
LastPass also makes logging in very easy. Once you're logged in with their browser extension, it'll autofill login forms, making logging in very efficient and protecting you against keyloggers.
LastPass is also great for storing other types of information, such as software licenses, credit card numbers, sensitive notes, private keys, etc.
Any specific note can be set to also require a password reprompt as an added security measure.
Some may worry that using a service like LastPass puts all your security eggs in one basket; and, in a sense, they'd be right. But it's a pretty hard-core basket. LastPass is end-to-end encrypted (meaning they can't access your data, it's decrypted on your machine), requires second-factor authentication via email whenever someone tries to log in from a new device, and allows you to set up other forms of two-factor authentication, as well.
And don't fool yourselves--most people are already relying on one point of failure. They use a single or several similar and easy to guess passwords for all their accounts. LastPass makes it possible to use different, randomly-generated, strong passwords for all your accounts. It's definitely a plus for security.
LastPass also makes logging in very easy. Once you're logged in with their browser extension, it'll autofill login forms, making logging in very efficient and protecting you against keyloggers.
LastPass is also great for storing other types of information, such as software licenses, credit card numbers, sensitive notes, private keys, etc.
Any specific note can be set to also require a password reprompt as an added security measure.
What do you dislike about the product?
It's really hard to use LastPass on mobile if you're not a paying customer. Their website is almost impossible to use in a mobile browser.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
LastPass has allowed me to be more secure while helping me keep better track of all my accounts and waste less time finding, remembering, and entering passwords.
Recommendations to others considering the product:
Make the leap. You'll be very happy you did. LastPass is a great product with many benefits.
In order to protect your LastPass vault, use second-factor authentication if you can. *Do not* use a password for LastPass that you use anywhere else. Ideally, use a good random password generator ( https://lastpass.com/generate works great) to generate a random password for LastPass and memorize it. It's not actually that hard to memorize one random password, and LastPass makes it so you only have to memorize this one, and not every password for every account. So invest in your security--memorize your randomly-generated, strong, unique LastPass password to protect the rest of your accounts.
In order to protect your LastPass vault, use second-factor authentication if you can. *Do not* use a password for LastPass that you use anywhere else. Ideally, use a good random password generator ( https://lastpass.com/generate works great) to generate a random password for LastPass and memorize it. It's not actually that hard to memorize one random password, and LastPass makes it so you only have to memorize this one, and not every password for every account. So invest in your security--memorize your randomly-generated, strong, unique LastPass password to protect the rest of your accounts.
Simple Install and usage
What do you like best about the product?
Compared to a few others I used, LastPass was quick and simple to install. I really liked the ability to provide emergency access to parties I designate
What do you dislike about the product?
As with most password tools, I need to upgrade to premium in order to sync ad use across my multiple devices
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
I need to generate strong passwords for many of the tools and sites used at work and home. Rather than fumbling around trying to create a strong password, LastPass handles that for me. And I do not have to remember the strong passwords because they are stored for me.
Great password creation, storage and security tool
What do you like best about the product?
I love not having to remember passwords, with the Google add on feature I can auto fill login information. I also enjoy having the Google authentication option so that I know my passwords are secure and protected.
What do you dislike about the product?
Someones the auto fill of passwords can auto fill the wrong fields.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
I use for both work and personal and it helps me to ensure the security of my passwords.
Recommendations to others considering the product:
You should sign up for LastPass today, do not wait - have all your passwords stored securely in one place. You can access them on the go too! There is a handy password generator to create unique passwords so that you are not re-using the same one on multiple sites as an added security feature.
Solid Product!
What do you like best about the product?
Lastpass has the best freemium tier of any password manager in my opinion.. Love love love the ease of logging in to website with no clicks needed. The redesign on the website is fantastic. Big improvement over the old design. I love the vault, and ease of looking at all of your passwords across the various sites you have online accounts.
What do you dislike about the product?
Went with single payment for 1Password over $12/yr charge. I feel like in some ways 1Password is more polished. Better interface with managing passwords in my opinion.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Great way to organize your passwords to save time. Easily have an overview of all the various vendors sites you use as part of your business.
Recommendations to others considering the product:
Take the time to clean up your online accounts and delete any unneeded services before so you can slowly save/create the actual list of accounts into LastPass.
Saves a ton of time
What do you like best about the product?
It makes it easy to generate complex passwords, and thankfully, you don't need to remember them. I also like the ease in which you can view a password in the LastPass vault. It makes it simple to walk over to a colleague who temporarily needs the password on an incognito window.
What do you dislike about the product?
My only dislike would be that sometimes LastPass doesn't pop up with passwords on certain dialogs.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
We have a ton of passwords that we use for company accounts. Those passwords need to be kept securely but also easily accessible.
Recommendations to others considering the product:
Use the auto-generate feature for new passwords. It's so much easier than entering your own complex passwords. Also, pay attention to the notification that says you're using the same password on multiple sites. It's a very telling feature--you know what passwords you should update.
Great Product, My Favorite Password Manager
What do you like best about the product?
It's free, and it works fairly well for the most part! The one issue I'm having is with LP detecting password changes and updating the password sometimes. It will detect the password change and I would confirm the password change but won't actually get updated. You'll have to manually go into your Vault to update it individually.
I used to use KeyPass but it's much more convenient being able to access all your passwords across multiple devices including work/home computer and mobile devices. You can't do this with KeyPass as it's stored locally. You may have concerns about security but this is LastPass's business so you can expect them to take security very seriously and I'd bet it's one of their top priorities when running their business.
I used to use KeyPass but it's much more convenient being able to access all your passwords across multiple devices including work/home computer and mobile devices. You can't do this with KeyPass as it's stored locally. You may have concerns about security but this is LastPass's business so you can expect them to take security very seriously and I'd bet it's one of their top priorities when running their business.
What do you dislike about the product?
Using LastPass on a mobile device isn't that easy even with the paid version. The last time I had the paid version (around January 2015), you had to use LastPass's browser in order to access your passwords. This may have changed now, I'm not sure.
There was a point in time about 6 months ago when it was near impossible to access your passwords on a mobile device but this has changed over the last few months (you can now access via lastpass.com/mobile).
There was a point in time about 6 months ago when it was near impossible to access your passwords on a mobile device but this has changed over the last few months (you can now access via lastpass.com/mobile).
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Password managers are essential today, especially at work where I have literally hundreds of passwords to keep track of.
Very handy solution for password management
What do you like best about the product?
On the norm, I usually use Chrome's built in password management. However, the LastPass extension has helped me share and delegate website access to colleagues without ever having to message, write, or email any passwords. In fact, sometimes I don't even know what the passwords are, as LastPass can randomly generate credentials and save them. It's a handy tool to keep in your web browser and it does not cost anything, so there's nothing to lose!
What do you dislike about the product?
I understand the capability is there and it's a work in progress, but the iPhone app/web browser capability seems like it's still a work in progress and it is not 100% streamlined. If this process is explained a little easier and made more user friendly, I believe it will be a great asset.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Tons of server management across various environments. Things get messy when you are required to have unique dev, test, and production accounts!
Recommendations to others considering the product:
Go ahead and try it out!
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