Database Breach - So What!
I’m switching my passwords to this app so I no longer have to worry about database breaches compromising my PW. I can regenerate a new one with Passify anytime needed and it literally gets stored nowhere.
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This app generates unique, strong passwords algorithmically using a personal secret, rather than storing them. It offers features like data breach notifications, auto-fill, and 2-factor authentication support, giving you control over your credentials without cloud storage risks.
✓Algorithmic password generation
✓Single personal secret for unlimited passwords
✓Data breach notifications
✓Auto-fill integration
✓2-Factor Authentication (TOTP) support
✓Sync generation rules across devices
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What's New in Passify Password Manager
1.12.2312
September 22, 2024
General * New: Updated known password rules * New: Updated known password change urls * New: Updated domain suffix list Sync * New: Updated sync software libraries (FTPS, Google Drive, OneDrive, S3) * New: Updated AWS Secret Manager libraries
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FAQ
How does Passify generate passwords without storing them?
Passify uses a unique algorithm based on a 'Personal Secret' that you choose. This secret is not stored by the app. The app remembers the rules for generating passwords for different sites, allowing it to re-create them on demand without ever holding the actual password data.
What is the Personal Secret in Passify?
The Personal Secret is a piece of information only you know, which is essential for Passify to generate your passwords. Without your Personal Secret, it's impossible for anyone, including the app itself, to derive your passwords, even if they gain access to your device or data.
Does Passify offer data breach notifications?
Yes, Passify can alert you if any of the passwords it helps manage have been exposed in a known online data breach. This feature helps you proactively address potential security risks by updating compromised credentials.
Can Passify help with two-factor authentication?
Absolutely. Passify supports the Time-based One-Time Passwords (TOTP) standard for 2-Factor Authentication. This means you can manage your TOTP codes directly within Passify, eliminating the need for a separate authenticator app.
How does Passify sync generation rules across devices?
Passify allows you to sync your password generation rules across your devices on your terms. It integrates with your own file hosting providers, such as Google Drive, Dropbox, and iCloud, ensuring you maintain control over your data during synchronization.
What devices does Passify support?
Passify is available for iPhone, iPad, and iPod. It leverages Apple's iOS Password Auto-Fill integration for seamless and safe entry of usernames and passwords across your Apple devices.
How often is Passify updated?
Passify was last updated on September 22, 2024, with version 1.12.2312. This indicates a relatively recent update, suggesting ongoing development and maintenance for the application.
Is Passify suitable for users concerned about privacy?
Yes, Passify is designed with privacy as a core principle. By not storing your passwords and relying on a personal secret and algorithmic generation, it significantly mitigates the risks associated with traditional cloud-based password managers.
