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I use Lastpass with Google Authenticator two-factor authentication. Like most Lastpass users the only password I know is my master password, and of course it's
by BIair 13y ago
I use Lastpass with Google Authenticator two-factor authentication. Like most Lastpass users the only password I know is my master password, and of course it's the weakest.
Lastpass has worked well, but going forward there are two major concerns. Lack of a mobile browser plugin makes it difficult to use on mobile (Android). Second, is that all major browsers appear to be dropping plugin support out of security and performance concerns.
What's best for password management without using browser plugins? Chrome clear text password storage is troublesome. Bitlocker and mobile encryption may help. Are more OS implementations one the way?
- fps 13y agoif you pay for lastpass premium, you can use the android app with an android keyboard plugin. The keyboard is secured with your lastpass password and/or mobile PIN, and will fill forms on websites or login boxes on apps. It's pretty bad at detecting the site or app you're using, so I end up browsing for passwords more often than not, but's pretty usable. It's better than copy/paste because the interaction happens entirely inside the keyboard pane.
- BIair 13y agoI pay for premium, and find the app useless more often than not. There has to be a better way.
- tekalon 13y agoThis is my only problem with lastpass. I use both iOS and Android and for some of my apps I have to manually type in the information. I know lastpass has a browser, but I rather use the basic Safari/Chrome/Firefox (depending on the need).