SAASPASS Password Manager SSO for Android

SAASPASS is a good app for generating time-based one-time passwords (TOTP). But... * no search capability on website (seachable using Google, etc, but that's not targeted) * no plug-in for Safari v12.0, 10.14 Mojave * no Yubikey type token support for personal use (that's available for corporate use) ** need a "corporate" email to create corporate account, IE: gmail.com wouldn't work * managing many passwords is difficult ** no bulk editing capability ** no direct upload for Safari/Keychain passwords ** passwords are URL, User-ID, Password only, no NAME * needs Bluetooth V4 (BLE) for proximity to work * Touch ID doesn't always work

Among the best apps I’ve used in a while. Actually innovative and very sophisticated. I would pay for this service and greatly admire whoever is smart enough to have put this whole thing together. I’ve been using it now for a little while and am suprised how quickly it has grown. At first there were maybe 50 supported websites/platforms and now it seems like there are hundreds or thousands. 2 factor live in person authethtication like this is needed. It logs in and operates generally very smoothly and is even easier than I remember it being on my previous phone. I think the company is very attentive to quality and consistenacy of the product and defintely is genuine about their concern for safety/security and not just trying to make money like so many others. However one thing I would personally like to have more control over/review of it’s actions is the bluetooth function. I DO NOT trust bluetooth…I know what your thinking…super paranoid… but bluetooth is a 100% real connection to the internet with an IP address and everything. Really kinda creepy to know your toothbrush may now be conspiring with the light switch to steal your credit card data and link up with other IoT devices like your coffee pot to launch the largest ever single cyber crime attack. But if someone told me last year what the world would look like in 365 days I would have probably been wondering what they’d be doing with their recreational time. This app is great it works very well and saves me time while making me feel reassured knowing that all of my logins are tracked on the web console. I started using it a while ago then stopped becaue I was too lazy to find my phone several times when logging into a computer, but that was a very big mistake because shortly after my network was hacked thanks to Time Warner Cable who provided me an Aaris router (all Aaris routers have exploits on exploits) and I soon learned that my computer had been ssh/telnet’d into after seeing files fly accross my screen and into different folders one day and finding a Migration Assistant in Japanese! I don’t speak Japanese and don’t know anyone who even is smart enough to know what migration assistant is let alone hack my computers. For all of these reason I find this to be invaluable in terms of security and highly recommend you at least try it out. I’ve never been spammed by them and am very glad that there is accounting for logins via the webpage. I just recieved a USB authetication device in the mail and plan to test that out as well with this app and will update my review at some point to include that. Also if you run a company or make IT decisions for one, this is an excellent addition. While hackers tend to be smarter and more resourceful than your average IT professional, this product demonstrates a company’s goodfaith effort to maximum security and is seemingly maintained by a team of above-average developers.

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