Left LastPass when they changed their business model a few years ago. Moved to Bitwarden (backup) and 1Password (mainly for their family plan). So I also manage two password management systems for redundancy, and although 1Password can be a bit non-intuitive sometimes, their integration with HaveIBeenPwned is excellent. Passkey is looking like a great option moving forward.
Good to see I'm not the only one using two password managers. Passkeys do look very promising, definitely have lots of support. Will be interesting to see what level of adoption they get over the next year / few years.
While this could happen to any company, I'm glad it didn't happen to 1Password. That was my choice when I decided 2 years ago to stop using Google and Apple to manage my credentials. I'm not saying that based on this news, I made the "right" choice, but I really can't complain about 1Password. It's been fantastic since I started using it and the company is continuously adding new features and improvements. Passkey support is already in the works and I think that will help mitigate some of these hacks in the future, regardless of the company.
Agreed on could happen to any company, maybe even more so in this case since the initial breach was part of Okta/Github breach. I used and liked 1Password for a number of years. I moved away in the days when they did not yet have Windows (and maybe Android) support. I think we're fortunate that there is no shortage of good options in this space - Dashlane is another I've used at home.
Left LastPass when they changed their business model a few years ago. Moved to Bitwarden (backup) and 1Password (mainly for their family plan). So I also manage two password management systems for redundancy, and although 1Password can be a bit non-intuitive sometimes, their integration with HaveIBeenPwned is excellent. Passkey is looking like a great option moving forward.
Good to see I'm not the only one using two password managers. Passkeys do look very promising, definitely have lots of support. Will be interesting to see what level of adoption they get over the next year / few years.
While this could happen to any company, I'm glad it didn't happen to 1Password. That was my choice when I decided 2 years ago to stop using Google and Apple to manage my credentials. I'm not saying that based on this news, I made the "right" choice, but I really can't complain about 1Password. It's been fantastic since I started using it and the company is continuously adding new features and improvements. Passkey support is already in the works and I think that will help mitigate some of these hacks in the future, regardless of the company.
Agreed on could happen to any company, maybe even more so in this case since the initial breach was part of Okta/Github breach. I used and liked 1Password for a number of years. I moved away in the days when they did not yet have Windows (and maybe Android) support. I think we're fortunate that there is no shortage of good options in this space - Dashlane is another I've used at home.