The company that provides the service is Marvasol and, according to Business Week, "Marvasol, Inc., doing business as LastPass, provides single sign on capability solutions to organizations. A different risk involved in deciding not to get out of bed in the morning. But there's a risk involved in just getting out of bed in the morning. Do you pay any bills via your bank's website? What about the IRS, state tax agencies, and regional taxing authorities? Have you filed your federal or state returns online after filling out all of the paperwork at a website? I have and then I visited the regional taxing authority's horrid website to file my local return. Your backup files may already be on a remote server. You Want Me to Store My Passwords on the Internet!? The basic service is free and a premium version costs just $12 per year. And because LastPass is a plug-in for all of the major browsers, it works equally well on Apple, Linux, and Windows computers. Because passwords are stored on the LastPass server, you can use them from any computer.
I needed to synchronize the password file manually on two computers at home and one at the office. The other problem I had with KeePass was that it didn't work on Apple's OS X. The solution involved creating an encrypted directory and storing a spreadsheet file there. Creating Secure Passwords and Keeping Them SecureĪ few weeks ago, when I described my week without Windows, one of the first challenges I faced was the inability to move passwords from my Windows password manager (KeePass 2) to Linux.
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