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<data name="Name" xml:space="preserve">
<value>bitwarden 免费密码管理器</value>
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<value>bitwarden 是保存您的登录密码最简易安全的方法,它可以在您的所有设备之间同步。 bitwarden 应用扩展允许您在 Safari 或 Chrome 以及其他上百款支持的应用中快速登录任意网站。
盗号是个严重的问题,您访问的网站、使用的各类应用每天都在遭受攻击。每当发生安全漏洞,您的密码就会被盗取,如果您跨应用和网站使用相同的密码,黑客就可以轻松访问您的电子邮件,甚至银行或者其他重要账户。
安全专家建议您为每一个账户使用不同的随机密码。但是要如何管理这些密码呢? bitwarden 可以让您轻松的创建、保存并访问您的密码。
bitwarden 将您的登录信息保存在加密的密码库,可以在您的所有设备上同步。由于信息在发送出您的设备之前,就已经完全加密,因此只有您可以访问这些数据。甚至,就算 bitwarden 的团队成员有这个想法,也没办法读取您的数据。您的数据采用 AES-256 位、加盐的哈希以及 PBKDF2 SHA-256 加密。</value>
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<value>bitwarden, 位, 8 位, 密码, 登录, 免费密码管理器,密码管理器, 登录管理器</value>
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<value>在一个安全的密码库管理您的登录信息</value>
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<value>自动生成强力、随机和安全的密码</value>
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<value>采用 Touch ID、PIN 码、或者主密码保护您的密码库</value>
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<data name="Screenshot4" xml:space="preserve">
<value>在 Safari、Chrome、以及其他上百款应用中自动填充登录信息</value>
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<data name="Screenshot5" xml:space="preserve">
<value>同步后可以从多台设备访问密码库</value>
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