Password managers KeePass and Keeper reviewed

KeePass is an open-source password database that allows users to secure login credentials, such as email and service passwords, in an encrypted file. It supports various operating systems including Windows, Linux, MacOS, Android, and iOS. The software features an ‘Auto-Type’ function for quick logins and can be integrated with browser add-ons.

Keeper is a cloud-based password manager that has been recognized as a test winner. While its cloud-based model is noted as a potential security weakness compared to local storage, it offers features such as passkey support, metadata encryption, and warnings regarding compromised passwords. Notably, Keeper and 1Password are among the first to implement quantum-resistant encryption to protect against future threats from quantum computing. Keeper is noted for its intuitive user interface and high usability scores across Windows, Android, and iOS platforms.