Le fil d'actualité de Bitwarden

published: August 1, 2021

The Best Productivity Apps to Organise Your Life

A password manager like Bitwarden – our top WIRED Recommends pick – can not only store your passwords to prevent them from being lost but they provide added peace of mind.

published: August 1, 2021

Using Bitwarden CLI To Manage Multiple AWS Credentials

An approach for handling AWS Credentials and STS to Assume IAM Roles in other accounts with automatic MFA using secrets stored in Bitwarden, retrieved via the Bitwarden CLI with optional persistence of encrypted BW Session Tokens so they can be reused in other ongoing sessions.

published: July 27, 2021

Top 3 Truly Free Password Managers in 2021

published: July 21, 2021

Oogappels 30 - Bitwarden is de beste gratis wachtwoordmanager

published: July 19, 2021

Bitwarden review - our hunt for the best password manager continues

published: July 19, 2021

10 Free Ways to Protect Your Privacy Online

published: July 13, 2021

Secure AWS credentials with Bitwarden

You can use Bitwarden to manage AWS credentials. The account ID, access key ID, and secret access key are stored in custom fields.

published: June 30, 2021

Bitwarden Enhances Password Management at Scale for Business Users

Announcing a broader set of password management features for enterprises seeking to ensure password security at scale. Admin Password Reset, a new policy feature available to Bitwarden enterprise plan customers, provides designated administrators the ability to reset passwords on end-user accounts if an employee loses or forgets their Bitwarden password.

published: June 30, 2021

Bitwarden review - The best free password manager for 2021

published: June 27, 2021

Should you store your 2FA/TOTP tokens in your password manager?

published: June 18, 2021

Bitwarden Review - Worth paying for

Bitwarden Enterprise is very competitively priced, supports SSO and granular policy control, has the transparency benefit of open-source code and the convenience of a fully managed service.

published: June 18, 2021

7 things data privacy experts wish you knew about app security

Step 1. Use a password manager. We recommend one called Bitwarden

published: June 10, 2021

Bitwarden Review

Bitwarden wins an Editors’ Choice award for the free password manager category.

published: May 20, 2021

My Short Experience with Password Managers | Why I Switched From LastPass to Bitwarden

After a couple of comparisons and articles, I chose Bitwarden as my next, so to say, “safe haven” for passwords. It has everything that LastPass offers and even more!

published: May 19, 2021

Best free password managers in 2021

Bitwarden is our favorite free password manager due to its generous range of features, intuitive interface, and razor-sharp security.

published: May 7, 2021

Bitwarden Review

There are a few significant differences with Bitwarden that make it one of the more popular choices among cybersecurity experts and technology geeks alike.

published: May 6, 2021

Review – Deploy Bitwarden password manager, then educate users

There are a few significant differences with Bitwarden that make it one of the more popular choices among cybersecurity experts and technology geeks alike.

published: May 4, 2021

Users increasingly putting password security best practices into play

While there is awareness of password security best practices, there is still work to be done to put that awareness to full use, a Bitwarden survey reveals.

published: April 30, 2021

What’s The Best Way To Remember Passwords? 59% Of People Get This Wrong

Type "what's the best way to remember passwords?" into Google, and you'll get shy of 2 billion answers. No wonder 59% of people are doing it wrong.

published: April 29, 2021

Most of us still rely on memory alone to recall passwords

Most Brits aren’t familiar with password security best practices, the report further claims. More than a third of the respondents use the same passwords for anywhere between five and ten sites, and tend to share their credentials with other people.

published: April 28, 2021

Global Survey: Nearly Two Thirds of People Still Rely on Memory to Recall Passwords

Announcing the results of a new global password management survey. A majority of Americans rely on memory to keep track of passwords yet nearly one-third reset their passwords daily or multiple times per week because they’ve forgotten them.

published: April 22, 2021

Bitwarden Password Manager Review

Bitwarden is a highly secure, open-source password manager that does the basics really well and at little cost.

published: April 21, 2021

Better Protect Your Local #AWS Keys With Bitwarden

Read this guide to learn how to better protect your local AWS keys with Bitwarden

published: April 12, 2021

Migrating from Last pass to Bitwarden. I'm changing password manager

Bitwarden by it self looks, from my perspective, a simple to use and more intuitive product, and it has everything you would expect from a good password manager.

published: April 8, 2021

La mejor alternativa multidispositivo gratis a LastPass (y cómo migrar tus contraseñas a ella)

Creo que Bitwarden es la mejor alternativa, no solo porque he leído un consenso de usuarios de reddit al respecto, sino también por sus características y porque ya la he venido usando.

published: March 17, 2021

One of the last truly free password management apps is also an excellent choice to keep you safe online

“Part of our philosophy is that basic password management should be free for everyone,” stated Michael Crandell, CEO of Bitwarden.

published: March 15, 2021

Bitwarden password manager adds encrypted text and file sharing

The Android app and the platform at large are getting a new option - Send, an ability to send text info with the same encryption tools as the password keeper.

published: March 15, 2021

Bitwarden Delivers New Trusted Way to Share Sensitive Data

Announcing the release of Bitwarden Send, an innovative feature for one-to-one secure information sharing now available on all Bitwarden clients. Bitwarden Send allows any user to securely share a piece of information, such as text or a file, with another person temporarily to reduce the risk of exploitation and data loss. You do not need to have a Bitwarden account to receive a Send.

published: March 15, 2021

Bitwarden Announces Data Sharing Feature ‘Bitwarden Send’

Bitwarden Send lets you share multiple types of data to another person, fully encrypted.

published: March 15, 2021

Is there a safe way to send passwords? Yes, Bitwarden Send

This truly is a safe way to send passwords. Or, at least, the safest method I’ve seen yet.