Compare Chrome extensions: MultiPassword — Password manager vs Passwall - Free Password Manager

Stats MultiPassword — Password manager MultiPassword — Password manager Passwall - Free Password Manager Passwall - Free Password Manager
User count 1,000,000+ 354
Average rating 4.88 5.00
Rating count 246 8
Last updated 2024-04-05 2023-06-05
Size 2.62M 1.51M
Version 0.96.12 1.1.1
Short description
Secure password storage with the MultiPassword.com password manager featuring syncing across devices and web browsers. Passwall is an open source password manager
Full summary

MultiPassword is a secure, reliable password and login manager. All data is stored in encrypted form and synced across devices.

Cybersecurity is an important, relevant issue because websites, apps, and web browsers are often attacked. This sometimes results in user passwords being stolen. The problem worsens if a user uses the same logins and passwords for different websites. Doing so allows attackers to gain access to e-mail addresses, social media accounts, banking apps, and more. Cybersecurity experts advise using strong and — extremely important — different passwords for each account. The best option is to create random passwords using dedicated password generators.

MultiPassword stores all your logins and passwords in an encrypted vault synced across all your devices. We use the latest end-to-end encryption technologies AES-256, RSA, HKDF, PBKDF2, etc., to protect your personal data.

Passwall is an open source password manager.

All the logins and passwords you add to the Passwall Extension are securely stored by the Passwall Server, which is also an open source project.

Passwall allows you to securely store your logins and passwords in the following categories:

  1. Logins
  2. Emails
  3. Credit Cards
  4. Bank Accounts
  5. Private Notes
  6. Servers

Passwall has a 4 layered encryption architecture. Layer 1: A secure hash (master hash) is generated from your master password. Layer 2: All your logins and passwords are encrypted on the client side with master hash. This ensures that passwords can only be decrypted by you.

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