Apr 22, 2020

Storing Your Passwords "Offline" vs. "Online" - What does it really mean?

Password Managers are a great tool. They organize all of your passwords, help you create strong passwords and can autofill your login credentials for you. These are pretty standard features across the board. However, most Password Managers keep your passwords connected to the internet in some form or another. In this blog, we are going to explain the difference between “online” Password Managers and “offline” Password Managers like Stash (SPOILER ALERT: Stash is pretty much the only password manager that is truly offline).

Jan 06, 2020

Why storing passwords on a connected device isn’t safe

Cybersecurity experts recommend that you have a different password for all of your accounts. With the average user having close to 200 accounts, remembering a unique password for each one seems impossible AND ridiculous when I can’t even remember phone numbers anymore (Yes, there was a time when people actually did that). So, it’s no surprise that we resort to the easiest way possible to keep track of our passwords.

Nov 22, 2019

Password Management Made Easy

PRESS RELEASE: Game-changing password management solution, Stash, keeps your passwords offline and in your control.

Elsi Inc., the creators of Stash, announced today the official launch of their innovative password manager that generates unique, complex passwords for you and stores them on an encrypted card that you simply tap to your mobile phone to log into an account. While other password managers store your passwords in the cloud or on your connected device, making them vulnerable to bad actors, Stash ensures your passwords are secure, stored offline...

Nov 19, 2019

Why you shouldn’t allow your web browser to save your passwords

Having your web browser remember your passwords may be convenient but it comes with security risks. Be very careful when checking the “Remember password” box because it could put your information at risk in exchange for convenience. See the 3 important reasons why you shouldn’t do it.

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