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EN Passwords are cryptographically hashed within the Atlassian cloud, which enables user management.

• Passwords are cryptographically
• within the Atlassian
• enables user

EN Passwords are cryptographically hashed within the Atlassian cloud, which enables user management.

• Passwords are cryptographically
• within the Atlassian
• enables user

EN User passwords are hashed and salted.

EN Other vendors may send email addresses and hashed passwords to third parties to analyze dark web results

• vendors may send
• addresses
• parties to analyze
• web results

EN For example, 1Password sends customer-hashed passwords to the 3rd party service “Have I Been Pwned,” placing full trust into a single-person operation.

• example
• sends customer-hashed passwords
• party service
• placing full trust
• single-person

EN All passwords are processed on Keeper's servers using the HMAC_SHA512 hashing method and hashed with HSM using a non-exportable key.

• passwords are processed
• hashing method
• hashed with HSM
• non-exportable

EN The passwords are hashed twice with HMAC_512: once on the client device using a "pepper," and once in the AWS CloudHSM using a hardware security module with a non-exportable key.

• passwords are hashed
• non-exportable

EN 1Password sends customer-hashed passwords to 3rd party services such as "Have I Been Pwned,” putting full trust into a single-person operation in Australia.

• sends customer-hashed passwords
• putting full trust

EN Autofill Passwords with KeeperFill®KeeperFill logs you in automatically and generates strong, random passwords when you need to change old passwords or create new ones.

• generates strong
• change old passwords

EN Credentials are hashed and salted using a modern hash function

• Credentials are hashed
• hash function

EN An additional PBKDF2 key is generated at the device level and then hashed with HMAC_SHA256 to create an authentication token

• device level
• create an authentication

EN That is, clients must assume that the BreachWatch server is not malicious (that is, not actively compromised by an attacker) when the client uploads their hashed values

• clients must assume
• malicious
• attacker
• values

EN A second PBKDF2 key is generated locally and then hashed with HMAC_SHA256 to derive an authentication token

• locally
• derive an authentication

EN Works exactly as told and as I want. I no longer have to remember or come up with passwords, meaning there is no longer a temptation to recycle passwords.

• want
• longer a temptation
• recycle

EN Not just for web passwords, RoboForm also saves your Windows application passwords (e.g. Skype, Outlook, etc.).

• just for web
• RoboForm also saves
• Windows application passwords
• Skype
• Outlook

EN Typing passwords in the login boxes for webpage and application, copy pasting passwords from excel spreadsheets.

• application
• copy pasting passwords
• excel

EN Company admins can allow employees to reset their forgotten Master Passwords and also enforce policies on their Master Passwords minimal complexity and mandatory rotation time for all employees.

• employees to reset
• forgotten Master Passwords
• Master Passwords minimal

EN In addition to data breaches, passwords can be stolen from your device with malware. Criminals can also use phishing scams, public Wi‑Fi networks and other tricks to lure you into giving them your passwords.

• device with malware
• phishing scams
• public
• networks
• tricks to lure

EN If criminals get hold of one of your passwords, they will not have immediate access to all your accounts if all your passwords are different

• criminals get hold
• passwords
• passwords are different

EN Passwords are dead - long live passwords.

• Passwords are dead
• long live

EN Prevent weak passwords and require users to create stronger passwords for better account security.

• Prevent weak passwords
• account

EN Join millions of people who use Keeper to protect their passwords and private information. You’ll never have to remember or worry about passwords again.

• Keeper to protect
• passwords
• worry about passwords

EN BreachWatch can help keep you protected from the dark web by constantly scanning your passwords and alerting you when your passwords have been exposed through a public data breach.

• web by constantly
• passwords

EN Over 80% of all data breaches are caused by weak passwords, reused passwords and poor password security

• breaches are caused
• weak passwords
• reused passwords
• poor password security

EN Using a list of common passwords, such as 123456, password1, and more, an attacker can potentially access hundreds of accounts in one attack if the users aren’t using strong passwords.

• list of common
• attacker can potentially
• hundreds of accounts
• strong

EN The reason for this is that the majority of individuals use the commonly-used passwords and weak passwords on multiple websites, applications and systems

• majority of individuals
• commonly-used passwords
• websites
• applications
• systems

EN Create unique, complex passwords for each account and don’t recycle passwords

• Create unique
• account
• recycle passwords

EN This means never reusing passwords and using strong combinations for passwords

• means never reusing

EN Did you know we offer 50% off Keeper to protect your passwords and private information? You'll never have to remember or worry about passwords again.

• Did you know
• offer off Keeper
• protect your passwords
• remember
• worry about passwords

EN With Keeper, you can securely store and autofill unlimited passwords with our free password manager. You’ll never have to remember or worry about passwords again.

• Keeper
• securely store
• autofill unlimited passwords
• free password manager
• worry about passwords

EN Keeper is the ideal way to protect Mac passwords for your entire household while making it easy to securely share passwords and personal information with family members.

• way to protect
• household while making
• easy to securely
• passwords

EN Keeper can import records and passwords from other password managers and .csv files. Keeper Web Vault can quickly import passwords from your other computers and web browsers to your Mac.

• Keeper can import
• managers
• files
• Keeper Web Vault
• quickly import passwords
• computers

EN You’ll never have to remember passwords again, because Keeper generates high-strength, random passwords for all the sites and apps you explore with Edge.

• passwords again
• because Keeper generates
• sites
• apps you explore

EN Generating strong passwords is important, but without storing them in a password manager like Keeper, you're putting your passwords and other personal information at risk for a devastating cyberattack

• Generating strong passwords
• important
• devastating cyberattack

EN Cybercriminals use a variety of algorithms to guess and steal passwords, and if your passwords are weak or re-used, again and again, you make theft easy for them

• algorithms to guess
• steal passwords
• passwords are weak
• re-used
• again

EN The admin account can control who has access to which passwords, thereby restricting access to authorized users and ensuring that sharing passwords doesn’t increase the risk for a data breach.

• thereby restricting access
• authorized users
• ensuring that sharing
• increase the risk

EN Since over 80% of data breaches are due to weak or compromised passwords, it’s crucial you ensure your company passwords are locked down and are being shared securely.

• breaches are due
• weak
• compromised passwords
• crucial you ensure
• down
• being shared

EN They can even choose to mask passwords so that employees can access and use the passwords but not view them.

• access

EN 1Password requires a user to create separate vaults for sharing different sets of passwords. Passwords are decoupled and spread across many vaults, which makes them difficult to effectively manage.

• requires a user
• create separate vaults
• sharing different sets
• passwords
• Passwords are decoupled
• makes them difficult
• effectively

EN Password resets can be confusing, and there are many usernames and passwords to manage. This guide will assist you with resetting various passwords for several different Hostwinds services. We will cover the following:

• confusing
• usernames
• passwords to manage
• guide will assist
• resetting various passwords
• several different Hostwinds

EN Are you using one of the ten most commonly used passwords? And do you fail to change your password every six months? In this article, we give you a few simple tips to create strong passwords.

• ten most commonly
• passwords
• fail to change
• password every six
• article
• strong

EN Not just for web passwords, RoboForm also saves your Windows application passwords (e.g. Skype, Outlook, etc.).

• just for web
• RoboForm also saves
• Windows application passwords
• Skype
• Outlook

EN Typing passwords in the login boxes for webpage and application, copy pasting passwords from excel spreadsheets.

• application
• copy pasting passwords
• excel

EN If criminals get hold of one of your passwords, they will not have immediate access to all your accounts if all your passwords are different

• criminals get hold
• passwords
• passwords are different

EN Company admins can allow employees to reset their forgotten Master Passwords and also enforce policies on their Master Passwords minimal complexity and mandatory rotation time for all employees.

• employees to reset
• forgotten Master Passwords
• Master Passwords minimal

EN Join millions of people who use Keeper to protect their passwords and private information. You’ll never have to remember or worry about passwords again.

• Keeper to protect
• passwords
• worry about passwords

EN BreachWatch can help keep you protected from the dark web by constantly scanning your passwords and alerting you when your passwords have been exposed through a public data breach.

• web by constantly
• passwords

EN Over 80% of all data breaches are caused by weak passwords, reused passwords and poor password security

• breaches are caused
• weak passwords
• reused passwords
• poor password security

EN Using a list of common passwords, such as 123456, password1, and more, an attacker can potentially access hundreds of accounts in one attack if the users aren’t using strong passwords.

• list of common
• attacker can potentially
• hundreds of accounts
• strong

EN The reason for this is that the majority of individuals use the commonly-used passwords and weak passwords on multiple websites, applications and systems

• majority of individuals
• commonly-used passwords
• websites
• applications
• systems