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Post #105401960 added 10-02-2017 3:29 PM by maverick077 in Deal Talk
Been using 1Password on all of my devices including phone/tablet. Using wifi sync on my local network. Passwords are never stored in the cloud. Works like a charm. Secure and convenient way to manage...
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Post #105392172 added 10-02-2017 10:25 AM by 23EE in Deal Talk
I know on Windows Keepass has auto-fill, which I love to use. But it's probably not what you're exactly looking for.
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Post #105391764 added 10-02-2017 10:16 AM by phonic in Deal Talk
I actually keep my DB on an Owncloud server that I have in my house, which is also backed up, etc. It makes it accessible on my phone/tablet and I was also able to install an IOS app (MiniKeepass)...
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Post #105390600 added 10-02-2017 9:46 AM by 23EE in Deal Talk
You can store the database on Dropbox or Google-Drive to keep it synced. What I also do is use a key file file, but keep it separate from the database. So you could keep the key file on Dropbox and...
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Post #105390188 added 10-02-2017 9:33 AM by phonic in Deal Talk
I use KeePass too, but mainly as a repository for general confidential information, a backup of my LastPass database I update regularly and some other random non-web passwords/pins/etc. I like...
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Post #105390036 added 10-02-2017 9:30 AM by 23EE in Deal Talk
I would suggest switching to Keepass. Not only do you keep your most important information out of the hands of another corporation, but it's free and in my opinion far more secure. Just think about...
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Post #105389760 added 10-02-2017 9:24 AM by phonic in Deal Talk
Thanks for the heads up, I hadn't seen that until now. My subscription ends in January and it looks like they changed the pricing 2 months ago. I guess they needed to appease their new corporate...
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Post #105388592 added 10-02-2017 8:54 AM by Undisclosed in Deal Talk
$24/yr they increased the price.
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Post #105387828 added 10-02-2017 8:28 AM by phonic in Deal Talk
IIRC, Lastpass is $12/year. And that's only if you want their premium level as they have a free tier as well. Premium is required to use the app on your phone.
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Post #105387760 added 10-02-2017 8:26 AM by yamia in Deal Talk
Buy Trezor. It does all Yubikey does plus storing your crypto currencies.
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Post #105387732 added 10-02-2017 8:25 AM by kschlege in Deal Talk
Pretty much. There are some password services that you can sign up for that you can use this with, but most run about $30 a year.
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Post #105387424 added 10-02-2017 8:14 AM by Penguina in Deal Talk
I don't know if Google is releasing their own, but there is better news for Windows 10 users and those with select 6th gen / 7 Gen vPro CPU and the new 8th Gen coming CPU (I presume Intel will...
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Post #105387392 added 10-02-2017 8:13 AM by clickk0 in Deal Talk
Yeah you can't disable sms on vanguard.
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Post #105387364 added 10-02-2017 8:12 AM by phonic in Deal Talk
The problem with 2FA, as with any security measure, is finding the right balance between security and usability. Vanguard, and other companies, providing 2FA support in addition to SMS is a perfect...
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Post #105386872 added 10-02-2017 7:59 AM by clickk0 in Deal Talk
Even though vanguard supports 2fa yubikeys, you can always bypass it back to sms. right step but needs more refining. Chase is also on the list but i cant get u2f or yubikey to work. This list...
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Post #105386728 added 10-02-2017 7:52 AM by Penguina in Deal Talk
I did a little bit of research on this aspect.. Fidelity supports 2FA, but from an App https://www.fidelity.com/security/our-security-measures ...
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Post #105386352 added 10-02-2017 7:40 AM by phonic in Deal Talk
Google services inc gmail support that U2F protocol which the Yubikey supports natively.
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Post #105386268 added 10-02-2017 7:36 AM by clickk0 in Deal Talk
more approach - disable sms 2fa on gmail and use yubikey+yubico authenticator.
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Post #105385936 added 10-02-2017 7:26 AM by phonic in Deal Talk
Yup and yup. To take that one step farther, you can utilize Yubikeys with LastPass (and I believe other password managers), which can help provide a 2FA-like approach to banking and other...
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Post #105385708 added 10-02-2017 7:19 AM by 23EE in Deal Talk
U.S. banks are trash when it comes to user security. Just look at how long it took them to meet basic security standards that nearly all other modern banks have adopted (chipped cards). Although...
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