Also, advanced features are added, such as Two Factor Authentication (opens in new tab) (2FA) and emergency access. Premium plans include reports on your passwords highlighting weak passwords and unsecured websites. If you’re interested in the more technical aspects of how it works and the flow of encrypted data, more information is available here: Help Center: Log in with device - How it works.All of Bitwarden’s features can be administered in the web application (Image credit: Bitwarden ) Bitwarden: Interface and performanceīitwarden’s basic plans focus on the meat of password management, but even the free plans include multi-device sync, optional self-hosting and unlimited cloud storage (opens in new tab). Recognized devices only - the option to log in with a device will only be available to a browser that has logged into your Bitwarden account before. Note: If you’re a member of an organization that has enabled Single Sign-On policies, you will be required to go through the Enterprise single sign-on process instead of Log in with device. Two-step Login - if you have two-step login turned on (and you should!) you will still need to complete the second step after approving the login. You should make sure that they match before approving the request. This phrase will also appear in the login request on the mobile app. It might look something like juniper-sandbar-footnote-improve-evolution. Several technology safeguards keep this process locked down:Įnd-to-end, zero knowledge encryption - the communication between the web vault client and the mobile app are completely encrypted with a public and private key pair, with data encrypted before it even leaves the device.Ĭlient fingerprint phrase - the web vault login will show a Fingerprint Phrase that identifies the login attempt.
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