The integration with email forwarding services is an incredibly useful push for even more privacy on the web, and it only serves to cement Bitwarden as our top free password manager of choice.

Bitwarden is rolling out an update for its popular password manager that will offer a new level of security and privacy protection.

Bitwarden is an open source password manager with a free plan that will “stay free forever,” and a paid plan that costs less than a third of what other password managers cost.

Nowością jest to, że gdy takie pole niestandardowe będzie miało nazwę taką jak identyfikator jakiegoś pola na stronie, to zostanie to pole również wypełnione.

Through the portal, MSPs can easily manage clients’ password management services, all in one place, with simple access to each separate Organization.

Baptisé Bitwarden, ce joyau s'érige en un véritable compagnon pendant vos parcours sur la toile.

I now have exactly the Bitwarden CLI I was looking for. Furthermore, creating the shell script showed me, again, the power of the Unix philosophy of having a program do exactly one thing and do this well.

I have finally migrated from LastPass to Bitwarden, and I am happy about the switch. I am going to share why I switched to Bitwarden and how can you migrate all your data from LastPass to Bitwarden easily.

There’s only a handful of trustworthy open-source password managers, making Bitwarden a truly unique service.

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

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.

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

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!

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

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.

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.

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.