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KeePass is a password manager. People use other options because their usability is better. Backup & password generation seem to be the big ones. Secondary is s
by andrewla 3y ago
KeePass is a password manager. People use other options because their usability is better.
Backup & password generation seem to be the big ones. Secondary is sharing of password and cross-device sync. Third tier is probably browser integration.
Tiers here represent the overall decrease in the security profile as you move to higher tiers.
Finally a small nit -- if it's reversible, it's not hashing. Password managers necessarily store encrypted plaintext (not hashed) passwords because you have to be able to enter your password onto a website.