🔐 Password Managers: Still Safe in 2025?

With data breaches on the rise and cybercriminals becoming more sophisticated, password hygiene has never been more important. For years, security professionals have recommended password managers as the gold standard for managing logins — but recent headlines have some users asking: Are password managers still safe?

🧩 What’s the Problem?

Several major password manager providers have faced security incidents in recent years, including compromised development environments and stolen encrypted vaults. While encryption meant the actual passwords weren’t easily exposed, the breaches still shook user confidence.

And now, with AI-driven brute-force techniques getting stronger, people are starting to worry: what happens if attackers get their hands on your encrypted data and decide to wait it out?

🔍 What the Experts Say

Despite concerns, password managers remain one of the most secure and practical tools for protecting your online accounts — if used properly. The key lies in:

• Choosing a reputable provider with a strong security track record

• Enabling two-factor authentication (2FA) for your vault

• Using a long, unique master password

• Keeping your device secure — remember, if your endpoint is compromised, all bets are off

In short: the tool is only as good as how you use it.

🛡️ Alternatives or Add-ons?

Some users are exploring passkeys — a newer, phishing-resistant alternative to traditional passwords, backed by major tech companies. While promising, passkey adoption is still in its early stages.

For now, a password manager combined with 2FA remains the most accessible and effective setup for most individuals and organisations.

✅ Our Recommendation

Stick with a trusted password manager, keep your software updated, and review your vault regularly. It’s not a magic shield, but it’s still one of the best defences you have.

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