Web browsers are convenient, often offering convenient cloud sync of the stored passwords across devices.

Some of these password managers have their share of problems, so many users trust their passwords to their Web browser instead. LastPass, 1Password, Dashline, Keepass, Bitwarden and whatnot have been around for years. There is no lack of password managers on the market. Realistically, the user has two choices: either reusing the same password over and over (we wrote about it in How to Break 70% of Passwords in Minutes) or employing some sort of a password manager.

Memorizing several dozen strong, unique passwords (as required by every site’s password policy) increasingly becomes a hassle. Various studies show that an average Internet user has more than 30 online accounts. Why would one need the list of passwords stripped of other login credentials? Last but not least, we’ve added support for Yandex Browser, Russia’s second most popular desktop Web browser, and two Chinese ones: QQ Browser and UC Browser. Popular email clients such as Windows Mail (Windows 10), Microsoft Outlook and Thunderbird are also supported. This includes the latest versions of Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, both versions of Microsoft Edge (universal and Chromium-based), as well as Microsoft Internet Explorer, Opera. Today, Elcomsoft Internet Password Breaker 3.20 can instantly extract stored passwords from a bunch of popular browsers and email clients. This is the only case where we managed to implement the proverbial “one button” solution, as the click on the “Export” button immediately produces a text file with passwords that you can immediately use in a password recovery tool. During the past several years, the increasing demand from the forensic labs made us add a feature allowing to build the complete filtered dictionary of all of the user’s passwords they stored in all Web browsers they had installed and used. On July 1, 2010, we integrated those tools into what is known today as Elcomsoft Internet Password Breaker. Later on, we’ve added Outlook and Outlook Express, albeit in a different tool. The tool (originally named Advanced Internet Explorer Password Recovery) was originally designed to reveal stored authentication credentials (logins and passwords) from Internet Explorer, then dominant Web browser. It’s been 10 years sharp since we released the first version of our password extraction tool, Elcomsoft Internet Password Breaker. However, everything is not lost if you consider human nature. VeraCrypt and BitLocker were secure from the get go. Apple uses excessive protection of iTunes backups since iOS 10.1, making brute force attacks a thing of the past. Microsoft routinely bumps the number of hash iterations to make Office document protection coherent with current hardware. How about a roundup of hidden features in iOS 14? We've got that, too.Breaking passwords becomes more difficult with every other update of popular software. Want more info on the iCloud for Windows app? We got you. You can read more about our top picks for password managers if you're not sold on iCloud. Apple and Google both offer free tools for their respective platforms, and Bitwarden is another free option. I can't emphasize this enough: use a password manager. Search or scroll through the list to edit or delete an entry, or add an entirely new one by clicking on the Add Password button next to the search field. You'll be asked to authorize the app with your Windows 10 user account, and once that's done, you'll see a list of all of the accounts and their respective passwords currently stored in your iCloud Passwords.

The easiest way to get to is to open the start menu and search for iCloud Passwords. In fact, it took me a few minutes of digging around and an Apple Support page before I discovered the app myself. It's not at all apparent after you update the iCloud for Windows app that it has installed another app called iCloud Passwords. Screenshot by Jason Cipriani/CNET Use the new iCloud Passwords app for Windows Apple has given Windows users a full-on password manager.

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