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Avast Passwords is a free, convenient alternative to committing all your login details to memory. (Unless you love having to memorize and re-type all your login details, that is.)
Entrusted with securing the data and devices of 400 million people around the globe, Avast is here to keep malware and hackers from ruining your day.
Avast Passwords makes logging in fast and easy, whilst protecting all your online accounts from hackers:
◆ Store usernames, passwords, and other login details in a safe digital vault protected with 5 layers of encryption
◆ Import data from your browser, 1password, LastPass, and Dashlane with a click. A simple, user-friendly interface makes it effortless to manage your data
◆ Sync login details across multiple devices, such as phones or tablets, for free
◆ Generate unguessable, unbreakable passwords to make your accounts invincible
◆ Write and save secret notes in the vault for secure recordkeeping
◆ Secure all your accounts with one Master Password
◆ ….All without slowing down your Mac.
Avast Passwords also comes with a convenient browser extension, which can:
◆ Autofill usernames and passwords for easy logins
◆ Automatically save and store new login information
◆ Create new, unbreakable passwords instantly with our Password Generator
◆ Work on Chrome, Safari, and Firefox
From the creators of trusted security solutions, Avast.
◆ Free to use Avast Passwords across unlimited devices
Avast Passwords Premium includes our Password Guardian feature, which helps:
◆ warn you when one of your passwords has leaked
◆ find weak or duplicate passwords and strengthen them
Avast Passwords Premium is available for €19.99/year. Your subscription will be renewed automatically every year unless canceled at least 24 hours before the end of your current subscription period. Auto-renew can be turned off from your iTunes Account Settings after the purchase.
Privacy Policy: https://www.avast.com/privacy-policy
Terms and Conditions: https://www.avast.com/eula

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Ratings and Reviews

Best Free Password Manager!

I've also tried LastPass and Dashlane, but Avast Password is the one I kept and have been using.
It has a simple, yet effective interface to manage your passwords. The best part is that it syncs your passwords across all of your devices that have Avast installed.
The other password managers are too complex and want to take your money monthly.

Works like a charm

Very easy to use app, I love it beacuse I can sync to my iphone al the passwords and keep them organize

will not sync/customer service no help

The app on my Mac and iPhone will not sync. I am unable to authorize my iPhone on my Mac. I am signing in with the same login information. When I check to see pending devices authorizations, it says, “Couldn’t retrieve device list.” The support pages are useless on this subject. Customer service is useless as well. They can’t figure it out.

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OS X 10.11 or later, 64-bit processor

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• Family Sharing

  With Family Sharing set up, up to six family members can use this app.

Several antivirus vendors have taken the open-source Chromium browser and created derivatives that they claim are more privacy-friendly and secure. Yet, at least two of them were recently found to have serious flaws that don’t exist in Chromium.

The latest example is the Avast SafeZone browser, internally known as Avastium, which is installed with the paid versions of Avast’s antivirus and security suites. Google Project Zero researcher Tavis Ormandy found a vulnerability that could allow an attacker to take control of Avastium when opening an attacker-controlled URL in any other locally installed browser.

By exploiting the flaw, an attacker could remotely read “files, cookies, passwords, everything,” Ormandy said in a report that he sent to Avast in December and which he made public Wednesday. “He can even take control of authenticated sessions and read email, interact with online banking, etc.”

Ormandy created a Web-based proof of concept exploit that can list the contents of the computer’s C: drive, but an attacker could easily extend it to have any potentially interesting files sent back to him.

According to the Google researcher, Avast opens a Web accessible RPC service on the local computer that listens on port 27275. A malicious website opened in any browser can therefore send commands to this service by forcing the browser to make requests to http://localhost:27275/command.

Total av mac antivirus review. The price of $79.95 is worth paying for such security features. • Kaspersky Total Security: This is a multi-platform that provides protection for all operating systems– Android, Mac, Windows, and not the forget, iPhone also. This plan provides sandboxing features and standard protection from offline viruses. Avast On the other hand, Avast anti-virus also provides three security plans, which are: • Avast Pro Anti-virus: This is the basic security plan from Avast which is priced at $39.99.

While most of the available commands are not particularly dangerous, there is one called SWITCH_TO_SAFEZONE that can be used to open a URL in Avastium. And not just any URL like http:// or https:// ones, but also local or internal URL schemes like file:/// or chrome://.

That’s because, for some reason, Avast has removed what Ormandy calls a “critical security check” that prevents non-Web-related URL schemes from being opened from the command line. This protection, which exists in the original Chromium, was not present in Avastium, making it possible for an attacker to ultimately construct a payload that can read local files.

After Ormandy reported the flaw on Dec. 18, Avast deployed a temporary fix that broke the attack chain. The company provided a complete fix Wednesday as part of Avast version 2016.11.1.2253.

This week Ormandy also disclosed a critical vulnerability in Chromodo, another Chromium-based browser that’s distributed by security firm Comodo as part of its Internet Security suite. That vulnerability stemmed from the fact that Chromodo disabled one of the most critical browser security mechanisms, the Same Origin Policy.

Avast and Comodo are not the only security vendors who have created so-called “safe” browsers based on Chromium and are shipping it with their products. If Ormandy continues to investigate them, it will be interesting to see if he finds additional examples of serious flaws that were introduced in such browsers and are not present in Chromium.

Joxean Koret, a security researcher who has found vulnerabilities in antivirus products in the past, advised people on Twitter not to use the browsers provided by antivirus vendors. “I’ve analyzed 3. All broken,” he said.

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“Selling antivirus doesn’t qualify you to fork chromium, you’re going to screw it up,” Ormandy said in a Twitter message earlier this week.