This One Simple Trick Will Share Your Online Account Access After Death

All of a sudden you're dead and your family has no way of accessing your digital documents. How would you prevent this disaster from taking place?

How To Automatically Change Passwords With New LastPass And Dashlane Features

Every few months, we hear of a new security vulnerability that requires you to change your password. It's tiresome, but now Password management apps are adding tools to automate this task, saving you time.

Four Ways You Can Protect Your Password Manager From Malware

The Complete Guide to Simplifying and Securing Your Life with LastPass and Xmarks

While the cloud means you can easily access your important information wherever you are, it also means that you have a lot of passwords to keep track of. That's why LastPass was created.

Joe Siegrist of LastPass: The Truth About Your Password Security

The Sorry State Of Personal Data Security In E-Commerce

Many of these retailers owe their entire being to the Internet, yet are incapable of following even the most basic of good data practices.

NSA Porn, CyanogenMod Ban, Jolla Smartphone, Microsoft Sexism [Tech News Digest]

NSA watches porn, Bitcoin valued at $1,000, Google Street View for airports & stations, CyanagenMod Installer banned, F-Secure KEY launched to manage passwords, new Jolla smartphone, Twitter security, and Microsoft Xbox One sexism.

F-Secure KEY Generates and Remembers Passwords Across Platforms

Security firm F-Secure has made its foray in the crowded password manager market with the new F-Secure KEY, a cross-platform tool to generate and remember passwords across different devices.

Let 1Password for Mac Manage Your Passwords & Secure Data

Despite the new iCloud Keychain feature in OS X Mavericks, I still prefer the power of managing my passwords in AgileBits's classic and popular 1Password, now in its 4th version.

1Password Update Brings Back Wi-Fi Syncing, Better iOS Support And More

1Password has updated its iOS application with lots of bug fixes, a new web browser selection feature, and the ability to play a little nicer with the Mac version of the popular password program.

KeePassX & MiniKeePass: A Free, Secure iOS & Mac OS X Password Solution

Your options for a truly free and secure password solution that syncs with iOS and OS X are limited, but thankfully a combination of KeyPassX and MiniKeePass makes it possible.

5 Ways to Prevent Hackers From Accessing Your Online Accounts

Getting hacked is an unfortunate part of being on the Internet today. But by using some simple, yet effective security measures, you can make any hackers dream of getting into your accounts, an absolute nightmare.

Which Browser Has The Better Password Manager? Firefox vs. Chrome vs. Internet Explorer

Although there are a variety of dedicated password management tools, every modern browser has its own built-in password manager. But just how good are the built-in password managers? We'll look at how each popular browser's password manager compares when it comes to convenience, security, sync features, and supported devices and operating systems. Dedicated password managers still have some advantages, so we'll cover how you can get a better password manager no matter which browser you're already using.

5 Password Management Tools Compared: Find the One That's Perfect for You

Choosing some sort of password management strategy to deal with the huge amount of passwords we need is crucial. If you're like most people, you probably store your passwords in your brain. To remember them all, you end up choosing weak, easy-to-remember passwords and reusing them for multiple accounts. But there are better ways -- a good password management tool will allow you to use secure passwords without devoting lots of time to memorization. Read on to learn about a variety of powerful solutions to manage strong passwords.

8 Essential Tools For the Digital Hoarder

Yes - I'm a digital hoarder - and my hard drive was so full I had to buy a 4TB NAS. Movies, music, photos, eBooks, stock footage -- I just know I'll get around to watching, listening, reading or making use of them someday. Without the proper tools (or counselling, probably) a collection like that can quickly grow out of hand. But I'm not here to judge - no, I'm going to enable you. These tools should help, at least until you realise it's time to purge yourself of these meaningly virtual things.

Sticky Password Pro 6.0: Keep Your Passwords Safe and Organized [Giveaway]

Online passwords are something of a double-edged sword. In order to be safe, you need to have multiple unique passwords that are complicated enough that they won’t be cracked or brute forced easily - but with every additional password, it becomes harder to track them all. The usual alternative is to use one password for everything, but this is not the path you want to take. Instead, use Sticky Password. We’re giving away 25 copies of Sticky Password Pro 6.0 worth a total of $750 for FREE!

KeePass Password Safe – The Ultimate Encrypted Password System [Windows, Portable]

Securely store your passwords. Complete with encryption and a decent password generator – not to mention plugins for Chrome and Firefox – KeePass just might be the best password management system out there. If you read our password management guide you will know the importance of having diverse passwords. Sure, using one password for all of your online services is simple...until someone compromises one of your accounts.

PWGen - A Very Advanced Password Generator [Windows]

If you aren't using cryptographically-strong passwords by now, you're late. Trusting LastPass is not for everyone. No matter how much security software you have installed, a secure password is always going to be the foundation of basic online security and you've got to get used to it. A few years ago, I went through a phase where I spent several hours in a single day revising all of my passwords.

6 Steps You Need To Take To Fortify Your Online Presence

These days, online safety feels like an overwhelming and complicated endeavor. Whether you're answering e-mails, browsing the Internet, downloading music or buying things online, it seems like there are dangers everywhere you turn. You've got hackers trying to install keyloggers on your computer, shady characters attempting to intercept your Internet traffic, and criminals attempting to hack into your bank or Paypal account. With all of these threats, what on Earth is a regular user to do?