We write about password managers a lot and for good reason. Anyone who uses the internet—whether from a PC, a phone, a tablet, or a combination of devices—needs one to track passwords, generate new ...

Just like Apple, Google has a digital vault for each of its users to store their passwords in, but it isn’t the easiest tool to use. There are two ways to find the Google Password Manager. On the web, ...

Legions of people use awful, easily guessable passwords. Much worse, many people reuse passwords across multiple sites and services. That means that if one site leaks your info, hackers can ...

Originally announced as a Chrome Extension, Google is expanding and integrating Password Checkup across two key products. This feature, which checks the strength and security of your saved credentials ...

Google's Password Checkup feature is now integrated directly into your Google Account and will warn you if your saved passwords have security issues such as weak strength or have been compromised ...

Passwords are great when they are kept to yourself, but sometimes, you need to let other people in on your account. This is why Google is developing a way to safely share your passwords with trusted ...

Reports from last month suggested that Google Chrome is also adding the ability to “send” passwords. More recent reports claim that the tech giant is even preparing to add the ability to store notes ...

Google’s elevation of its Password Manager continues with a Pixel Launcher search shortcut. There are a number of ways to access the Google Password Manager on Android. One of the longer routes is by ...

Google is updating its password manager to make it easier to use and more consistent across platforms. The tool could also help users make their accounts more secure following the upgrades. For one ...

Back in February, Google introduced a Chrome extension called Password Checkup—a plug-in that tapped into Google’s collection of account breach data and warned users of exposed passwords. Now, Google ...

Google is warning you about compromised passwords. It’s a good idea to heed these warnings. Yes, passwords are hell. Strong self-generated passwords often turn into a fog of forgotten letter ...