The program checks itself with every run and alerts if any of the algorithms fail the test. KeePass is not shy about its security strength, and they like to show it (see their awards section). Here are the main features to pay attention to: Top-notch security There’s no limit to the number of passwords you can create and KeePass also allows you to create as many sub-folders as you want to manage your databases. A good practice would be to put KeePass credentials database on cloud-syncing folders, like OneDrive, Google Drive, etc.
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This is great for security compared to other password managers who sync it to a cloud service (Dashlane, for instance) but if you do want to use such an option you can configure KeePass to do so, but expect to do some copying and pasting manually. Remember that by default, KeePass stores the data locally on your device. The version I reviewed is 2.41, and as an open-source tool, we can expect that its evolution will consist of more and more features in varying specificity levels. The rule of thumb with this password manager’s features is that whatever is not already in the box has a workaround via a plugin, or a third party unofficial development (a mobile app, for instance). This is relevant to in-demand features, such as a mobile app (there’s an unofficial version available) and browsers’ extensions that are available only through plugins. It is an impressive offering and it matches up very well to other password managers on the market (more than LastPass and Dashlane only Zoho Vault offers a comparable amount, but remember that open-source evolves faster due to its decentralized nature), but you would be wise to consider the learning curve required for integrating the various plugins (over 100!), or scripts and getting familiarized with them. You will find that the 2.x version offers loads of features that cover a wide range of different scenarios and uses (some via plugins). 1.x is much leaner and may be a good solution for getting started, as both versions are free.
KeePass offers two versions of its tool that vary in the basic features available (see screenshot). Arabic, Bulgarian, Burmese, Bahasa Melayu, Catalan, Chinese, Croatian, Czech, Danish, Dutch, English, Estonian, Finnish, French, Galician, German, Greek, Hebrew, Hungarian, Icelandic, Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Latvian, Lithuanian, Macedonian, Norwegian, Persian, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Russian, Serbian, Slovak, Slovenian, Spanish, Swedish, Thai, Turkish, Ukrainian, Vietnamese.
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