How to use SaferPass inside your iOS browser
This short video will show you how to enable SaferPass on iOS and use it, so you do not need to copy and paste your account details.
What’s new inside SaferPass
#PrivacyMatters for SaferPass. In the new release, available in Chrome Store, we’ve added several features that were demanded from users worldwide and improved the overall user experience. So from now on, you can securely store your credit card information and without your Master Password or the actual credit card, no
How to export passwords from Chrome and Firefox browser?
SaferPass supports importing a file in the .csv format, which can be exported easily from Chrome browser.
How to move your accounts from LastPass to SaferPass
Update your Chrome extensions
Occasionally when Chrome’s internal settings change with a release of a new version or our own SaferPass extension requires a Chrome permission your browser will display a little exclamation mark. As described in the Privacy Policy SaferPass requires some Chrome permissions to be able to auto-fill your passwords or wipe
How to import accounts from other apps and browsers
Importing accounts from other password managers is extremely easy with SaferPass. Go to settings and in section Data pick Import accounts. Reenter your master password. Pick where you want to import your accounts from. From this moment all your accounts are safely stored in SaferPass. Enjoy 🙂
Improve your security with two-factor authentication
Two-factor authentication provides stronger security for your SaferPass account and makes it harder for attackers to gain access by requiring a second step of verification when you sign in. In addition to your password, you’ll also need a code generated by one of the listed applications on your phone. Check
Learn more about your passwords with SaferPass
If you wonder whether your passwords are strong and unique enough, we have a very easy tool for you to find it out – the Security report. When you click on the Security report on the left side of the extension bar, you will see what the score of your
Security lexicon with SaferPass #2: Phishing emails
The number of cyber attacks reached its maximum last year and it’s definitely not going to positively change next year. 51% of adult US citizens suffered some kind of security incident between the December 2015 and December 2016. These personal attacks have been usually spread through phishing or malware. Today we
Yahoo has been hacked again, check out what you can do to prevent even bigger damage
Do you remember those funny times when Internet was a hot new universe waiting for you to explore it. There were not many websites you could visit, but you were able to browse them for hours. Then your first email came, most probably Yahoo, right? Maybe you don’t use this