Martin JørgensenMost of us have probably experienced at some point that one of our online accounts like Facebook or YouTube has somehow been hacked, even though we thought we had a strong password. If that hasn’t happened to you yet, it may only be a matter of time before someone gains access to private things you don’t want anyone else to see.
With Saferpass from Saferpass.net, you no longer have to worry. Saferpass is an innovative password manager designed to strengthen your passwords and online identity by letting you create extremely strong, uncrackable passwords and sign in with a single click. You don’t have to remember your passwords—Saferpass does it for you—so you’ll always have access to your accounts. The program is a browser extension and is very easy to install.
A secure vault for all your important passwords
At its core, Saferpass works like an unbreakable vault. The idea is that you can create highly complex passwords and have Saferpass remember them for the different websites you use—Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, YouTube, and so on. You might think your browser can already do that. That’s true! Browsers like Google Chrome can also save your passwords, but that’s all they do. Saferpass not only remembers them; it protects them, too, by closing the common loopholes hackers exploit to steal passwords. On top of that, Saferpass makes it much easier to access and manage your passwords than a browser’s basic save tool.
In short, you can create passwords up to 32 characters long that would be virtually impossible to crack for the average person or even a dedicated hacker. The best part is you don’t have to remember them—Saferpass does. From the interface, just click the site you want to visit and you’ll be logged in with one click. It’s never been easier to protect yourself online.
Sign out of your important accounts no matter where you are
Besides installing Saferpass in your browser, there’s also a mobile app that gives you a few extra, practical options. Maybe you used Facebook at work and went to lunch without signing out. Anyone savvy enough could poke around your most sensitive stuff. With the Saferpass app on your phone, you can remotely sign out of every website you’re logged into. That way, an awkward situation is easily avoided.
It’s also possible to use the app on your phone to, for example, clear your browsing history if a friend or family member needs to use your computer and there are things you’d rather keep private. We all have our secrets, and it’s perfectly fine for them to stay that way. Even when you’re away from your computer, your phone can help keep you safe.
For those who value online privacy and security
Saferpass is for anyone who focuses on two things when using the internet: keeping their privacy safe and protecting their security online.
With the rise of social media, a lot of sensitive information now lives online, easily accessible to those determined to get it. Saferpass helps ensure you’re signed out of your various accounts when you leave your computer, so no busybody gets the “brilliant” idea to snoop around in your accounts.
At the same time, Saferpass provides some of the strongest passwords you can imagine, keeping your accounts safe from people who try to wrest control from you.
All the ways Saferpass can help you
One of the unique things about Saferpass is how many different purposes it serves. So far, we’ve focused on privacy and online security. But what about some more practical, everyday uses?
In business, this kind of software is fantastic—mainly because there can be a lot of passwords to remember. You don’t have to with Saferpass; it remembers them for you. If a new employee needs to be onboarded, Saferpass also helps make the process easier, since passwords can be exported back and forth between computers. And of course, you eliminate the security risk of writing passwords down on paper.
Sleek, intuitive design with flair
Saferpass boasts a clean design with usability front and center. When you first start the extension, you’re prompted to import your various accounts. It suggests the most common ones like Facebook and Reddit, and you can also add an account manually if it’s not on the list.
There are four menus at the top of the extension. The first lets you create an account, the next can generate an extremely strong password for you, the third provides security reports that let you analyze the safety of your accounts, and the last is simply Help if you’re unsure about anything. The program is incredibly easy and a pleasure to use.
Complementary software
If you want even more protection, you can use Free Hide IP. The program lets you mask your IP address, making it impossible for people to track your activity online. Free Hide IP can be downloaded for free here.
Conclusion
Saferpass is one of the ultimate extensions for protecting your privacy and security online. With its ability to create complex passwords and remember them for individual websites, you can browse freely without worrying about others seeing your personal information.
Saferpass can be downloaded for free here.
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