

For example, individual users can select LastPass Premium (for 3/month) or LastPass Family for 4/month. LastPass Family subscribers get six LastPass Premium licenses.

PS I'd be amiss if I didn't mention dashlane I hear good things and it's passed review at a few companies who know their stuff, but that's all I know. LastPass offers more subscription plans compared to 1Password. The top tier for non-corporate accounts is LastPass Family, which costs 48 per year. Overall these companies are big targets and I'd rather keep my passwords offline or synced via side channels in a standalone app like 1Password.

We also highly recommend NordPass with more features and functionality. While LastPass scored highest for us, you should read over the specs and decide which one is the best for you and your device. You know, they both offer end to end encryption with similar attacks. Both 1Password and LastPass are huge password managers, both of them coming with a long list of features.
#1password families vs lastpass 2016 software#
1Password has a much smaller risk of this and would probably have to include a malicious software update.ġPassword Families/Teams exists and I'm not familiar with it but it probably has a similar attack vector to LastPass's web interfaces. LastPass's web interface if compromised can have you give away the password to all your passwords. Both platforms support "cloud" based syncing but since 1Password's is pretty new I can't speak to it.ġPassword does local encryption outside of the browser, LastPass will encrypt locally in the browser.ġPassword can leverage other file transports to sync passwords, iCloud, DropBox, or any shared directory. Their commercial support looks unmaintained. Their UX and server infrastructure seems to be a mess of php scripts, that itself doesn't have to be insecure but is a code smell. LastPass has been exploited a few times in ways that could have given up passwords. I do, I've been a heavy user of both for 4+ years, but I'm not a security expert of any kind.
