A cute, little video from Jonathan Mann about how to choose a master password for 1Password on iOS or Mac.1 Of course, I still prefer another one of Jonathan’s songs to this one.
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→ Shawn Blanc on 1Password 4’s New Security Audit Feature
In 1Password 4 there is a brilliant new section called Security Audit. In the sidebar it shows you tabs for finding weak passwords, duplicate passwords, and old passwords.
Clicking on the Duplicate Passwords tab gives you a list with every single login item that has a duplicate password. If you have any items here then you can begin working your way through each account, by logging in to the site and changing your password with a new unique one and saving that into 1Password.
Woah. I was in the beta and I never even noticed this. I am going to have to do this as a weekend project.
→ 1Password 4 now available for iOS
iPassword 41 is now available in the iOS App Store. As you might expect, there has already been a ton of writing about it:
So far, I like what I see.
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→ 1Password for iOS Updated
It now includes a feature I have wanted since I first got my iPad: a “Passwords” view on iPad for all password generated on Mac or iPhone. Available in the App Store1.
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→ Be Careful when using Dropbox’s 2-Factor Authentication with 1Password
The bottom line is that I am strongly recommending that 1Password users not be early adopters of this.
Some good points that I did not consider before I enabled 2-factor authentication for Dropbox1. I hope I do not regret my decision.
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1Password and the Mac App Store
Gabe over at MacDrifter got me nervous this morning when he posted that 1Password was pulled from the Mac App Store due to a sandboxing problem. Thankfully, AgileBits’s founder Roustem Karimov cleared things up on Twitter:
[We] just need more time to rework Dropbox access.
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Sandbox now provides everything we need. We just had some old code related to Dropbox folder access, it must be changed.
Phew. Crisis averted.
