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Ask HN: It's 2019. What password manager should I use?
I see lots of discussion of different password managers, but is there one that stands out for security (and why?) and also for UX?
- hsnewman 8y agoWhat are your requirements?
- philshem 8y agogood UX and as secure as possible. I use Mac OS X and iOS
- appstorelottery 8y ago1Password has been bug free in my case, however I can't speak for security (it's closed source). How do the security-heads around here feel about it? Has it been debunked yet?
- chmielewski 8y agoKeePass/KeePassX has always been solid, you can even create a server which holds the encrypted .kdbx database, and those with the key manager connect as if clients.
- cerberusss 8y agoBitWarden is open source and popular at my current client. You didn't specify your platform, but I took a look at BitWarden's macOS app and it seems to be some sort of hybrid app. Definitely not as good as 1Password, but that one isn't open source and has a monthly cost.