Bitwarden

Did you know you can use both Secrets Manager and Password Manager in your organization? Each solution solves a different #security challenge and can be used separately or together!

Ready to learn how Bitwarden #passwordmanager can enhance security for your business? Register for the live deep dive session for admins this Wednesday! btwrdn.com/3RrRBZG

@xsmashx88x @shm5488 @tejas_foo Thank you SMASH! Also more info on the /help page bitwarden.com/help/import-fr…

@shm5488 @Bitwarden @tejas_foo 1pass has export options once you do that go to vault.bitwarden.com/#/tools/import login and import and there you go :)

What's up with @1Password increasing their subscription by 50%? It's going up from $51 to $84 for me! I love the product, but that's a really steep increase. I'm considering whether @Bitwarden is a better alternative. Curious to hear if anyone's done it already.

@ryeartemis @tejas_foo Hi 🆁🆈🅴, When you generate a username (here in the browser extension), you will see the options

@Bitwarden @tejas_foo Yo Bitwarden - whatever happens to alias integration and function? It just disappeared?

@Techjunkie_Aman Hi Techjunkie Aman, Thank you for including Bitwarden! 😎🙌

10 PRIVACY APPS THAT SHOULD BE ON EVERY PHONE. Most apps spy on you by default. These don’t. 1. Signal Still the gold standard for private messaging. • end-to-end encrypted • no ads • almost zero metadata • open source Even journalists and whistleblowers use it. 2. Bitwarden Probably the best free password manager right now. • open source • encrypted vaults • cross-platform sync • supports passkeys Way safer than reusing passwords. 3. Mullvad VPN One of the few VPNs that actually feels private. You don’t even need an email to sign up. • no logs • anonymous accounts • WireGuard support • accepts cash + Monero 4. Brave Browser Blocks ads, trackers, and fingerprinting out of the box. Feels like Chrome. Tracks way less. 5. Proton Mail Encrypted email based in Switzerland. Even Proton can’t read your inbox. 6. Tor Browser For serious anonymity. Routes your traffic through multiple encrypted relays so websites can’t easily trace you. 7. DuckDuckGo Search engine without creepy tracking. The mobile browser is surprisingly good too. 8. Aegis Authenticator Google Authenticator without the Google part. • open source • encrypted backups • offline storage Android users should install this immediately. 9. Tuta Privacy-focused email alternative to Proton. Minimal data collection. Encrypted by default. 10. NewPipe Watch YouTube without ads, trackers, or Google spying on everything. Android only. F-Droid recommended. BONUS: If you really care about privacy: • use F-Droid • switch to GrapheneOS • enable disappearing messages • stop using the same password everywhere The internet collects WAY more about you than most people realize.

Thank you @NousResearch team! Here's to Security for All, agents included. 😎🤖

Account recovery allows admins to help organization members regain access when they forget their main #password or lose their trusted devices. This video walks through how to recover a member’s account from the admin console.

Happy #BitcoinPizzaDay! From securing your Bitcoin wallet credentials to the login for your favorite pizza app, Bitwarden has you covered! 🍕😎 Discover how to protect your crypto accounts: btwrdn.com/4uqFQkJ

@Fernand0Gil Hi Fernando Gil, Bitwarden is committed to having a basic free plan forever

@Bitwarden How long will it be free?

Bitwarden Password Manager is an open source, end-to-end encrypted solution that helps businesses scale #passwordsecurity and boost productivity with ease.

@BAIZAAR_ Hi BAIZAAR, There was an original article that was updated and unfortunately the headline was not.

@Bitwarden Starting to feel a bit sketchy lately. Not loving the mixed signals on transparency and the weird free tier blip. What’s really going on over there?

Password management as a service is one of the most effective ways MSPs can add value for clients. Learn how a password manager strengthens each client organization’s security posture from day one: btwrdn.com/4uVjxU6 #msp

Just as school and education are the foundation of a career, good #password habits developed early are the foundation of a secure internet presence. Find out four reasons why a password manager is an essential tool for students in this blog: btwrdn.com/4dmRyXz

The Triangle of Security Success helps keep your #passwordmanager, email, and two-step login secure and protected. See how it works here: btwrdn.com/42HXrZk

Learn how to configure the Bitwarden CLI on your #Linux device. Check out this guide from the experts at @AddTips! btwrdn.com/4nyRyag

@_czepluch Hi Jacob, Always free is there. The original article was updated and unfortunately the headline was not

Really disappointed in @Bitwarden after realizing they've doubled their subscription prices and removed the "always free" promise from their website without publicly communicating it. blog.ppb1701.com/the-quiet-reno…

What actually makes a password manager trustworthy? In this interview, @TechloreInc and Ryan Luibrand from Bitwarden dive into #opensource trust, password hashing, MFA storage, and more. btwrdn.com/4uiB6xs

Two ways to level up with Bitwarden every Wednesday: Join the End User Deep Dive or the Admin Deep Dive. Whether managing credentials or managing teams, there's a session for everyone! Register now: btwrdn.com/4fuy1Wt #passwordmanager

@RodgerHasABeard Hi Rodger, Always free is there. The article was updated but unfortunately the headline was not.

@Bitwarden I'm a little concerned the "Always Free" has been removed from your site. I'm also curious why the CEO and CFO change quietly with no announcement... that's not very transparent. I have been a user since the beginning and pay, but these changes has me thinking.