The RememberBear Password App Securely Stores Users Credentials
Justin Lam — April 19, 2018 — Tech
References: remembear & venturebeat
The VPN TunnelBear's RememberBear app is the first release for the company after being acquired by McAfee last month. The Ontario, Canada-based TunnelBear is perhaps best known for its cross-platform virtual private network (VPN) platform, but this new program aims to better manage and store multiple passwords. Available as a native client for Android, Mac, iOS, Windows and as an extension on browsers, the RememberBear app saves users from having to remember online credentials.
Like other password management apps, the RememberBear app stores passwords, and even credit card information, in an encrypted vault. The platform can then be used to auto-fill details on specific sites and also features a random password generator for increased security. Because of TunnelBear's expertise in VPN's and McAfee's focus on security, users can rest assured knowing their credentials are secure in a fully encrypted and safe platform with the RememberBear password app.
Image Credit: Paul Sawers/VentureBeat
Like other password management apps, the RememberBear app stores passwords, and even credit card information, in an encrypted vault. The platform can then be used to auto-fill details on specific sites and also features a random password generator for increased security. Because of TunnelBear's expertise in VPN's and McAfee's focus on security, users can rest assured knowing their credentials are secure in a fully encrypted and safe platform with the RememberBear password app.
Image Credit: Paul Sawers/VentureBeat
Trend Themes
1. Password Management Apps - Password management apps will continue to be popular as people struggle to keep track of their numerous online credentials.
2. Biometric Authentication - The use of biometric authentication, such as fingerprint or facial recognition, could replace traditional passwords as a more secure and user-friendly option.
3. Two-factor Authentication - Two-factor authentication, requiring a combination of something the user knows and something the user has, will become more widely adopted to increase security.
Industry Implications
1. Cybersecurity - The cybersecurity industry will have further opportunities to develop innovative solutions for password security and data protection.
2. Mobile App Development - Mobile app developers will continue to improve and expand password management options for users with different needs.
3. E-commerce - E-commerce companies can adopt the latest password storage and management technologies to improve user experience and prevent data breaches.
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