Obviously, we all deal with more and more services every day, while some of them are confidential (Bank accounts, social numbers, etc.), others could be shared with your friends, colleagues or family (Netflix for instance, is a perfect example).
Here come software called passwords manager, with them you will be able to:
- Store all your credentials under a single account, which will be protected by a 2FA. That way, you only have to remember one strong passphrase, changing it from time to time though
- Generate extremely strong passwords, compared to your puppy name for instance, with special chars, numbers, lower and upper case characters
- Organize your accounts in different folders
- Share some of them with your family and friends (depending on your subscription level)
- Use the browser extension or the Android application to auto-fill application or web login prompts (Supports fingerprint authentication on compatible devices)
If you choose to go with the Cloud version, for a ridiculous fee of $1 a month, you will be able to access your credentials everywhere with your phone or any browser you trust.
For a small price, I’m not able to have pretty much the same features as the business-grade one we are using at my office. You will have to adjust to a new behavior: each time you have to create an account, use the random strong password generator then store it in your Bitwarden vault, that’s it!