[H-GEN] Password managers

[Michael Crilly]

1Password is great. I’ve been using and paying for it as a business for
nearly 5-6 years now. It’s pretty well polished and sync across devices
extremely well. I’d highly recommend it.

Also I’m pretty sure it’s not had any breaches yet. A few of the other
providers have I believe.

Michael Crilly
Brisbane, Australia
Director/Engineer @ OpsFactory Pty Ltd (https://opsfactory.au
<https://opsfactory.com.au>)
Director/Educator @ Upload Academy (https://upload.academy)
Founder of The DevOps Lounge (https://discord.gg/MTzBvSS
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On Thu, 22 May 2025 at 14:56, onefang <onefang at dave.isageek.net> wrote:

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> On 2025-05-22 14:34:43, Greg Black wrote:
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> >    I have been using Bitwarden (after previously using Lastpass) for
> several
> >    years. I am now looking for something better and have seen many good
> >    reports from people who use 1Password.
> >    The obvious concern is that there is no free tier (beyond a two week
> free
> >    test), but this is of no concern to me as I would be happy to pay a
> >    reasonable fee for a better service.
> >    So I am keen to know if people here have had any concerns with
> 1Password
> >    that I should consider.
>
> What's wrong with the free and open source password managers?  Do you
> need some company to keep backups for you or something?
>
> I use KeePassXC.  Installable from standard Debian Linux package
> repositories at least, likely easily available for other distros.  No
> fees needed.
>
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