You can read about RememBear's security policies here (Opens in a new window). We'd like to see more password managers follow suit and commit to regular security audits. On the topic of security, in 2017, RememBear underwent an audit by Cure53 (Opens in a new window) (this link opens a PDF). RememBear does include a TOTP field for each password entry, though, meaning that you can use RememBear to manage the two-factor authentication codes for all your other accounts, rather than Google Authenticator or Microsoft Authenticator. It’s a fine way to secure the process of adding devices, but, again, we much prefer those services that integrate true two-factor methods.įor instance, both Dashlane and Keeper support time-based one-time password (TOTP) apps and U2F-compatible security keys for authentication. RememBear does require you to enter the NDK when you are setting up a new device, but that key is not required for every login attempt. RememBear does not currently support two-factor authentication methods for securing access to your account. This is a potent document, so keep it somewhere safe-perhaps a fireproof lockbox. There's also a spot to write down your master password. The document includes a 29-digit New Device Key (NDK) for your desktop devices and a QR code for your mobile devices. Next, RememBear creates what it calls a Backup Kit, which enables you to recover your account even if you forget your master password or lose all your trusted devices.
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