Norton Password Manager 8.8.0 for Android

Norton Password Manager (formerly Norton Identity Safe) allows you to create complex passwords and store them, along with your credit card and other information, in an encrypted online vault.

This app makes logging into your favorite websites easier, faster, and more secure. It is an easy and secure password manager across browsers and devices.

Norton Password Manager integrates with your internet browser to help safeguard your sensitive login information. Your usernames and passwords are always accessible, even if you switch browsers. This allows you to quickly and securely log in to your favorite sites from any computer or mobile device, whether iOS or Android, wherever you go.

Norton Password Manager can auto-fill your addresses, credit cards, frequent flyer numbers, and more. Securely saves notes and quickly finds them when you need them. Unlike most password managers, this Norton application alerts you to whether a site is safe before you visit it. Additionally, it warns you about and blocks malicious websites.

Norton Password Manager Features:

• Helps securely store your passwords in an encrypted vault that only you can access
• Built-in browser stores and helps fill in your information
• Saves addresses and credit cards for faster online checkout
• Help you create complex passwords with a built-in password generator
• Stores frequent flyer numbers and other password-protected notes
• Secure mobile PIN lets you access your vault even faster from your Android devices
• Help prevent phishing and malicious sites from capturing your keystrokes.

Keeping your information safe is easier than you may think. A password manager helps secure your accounts and saves you from entering your login credentials each time you use your computer. All your logins and passwords are stored in a single, secure location. Additionally, password managers enable you to use complex passwords that are hard to crack and remember.

Whether at home or the office, use unique, complex passwords for your online accounts to protect all you do online. Hackers have managed to penetrate the defenses of major websites and try your compromised information on hundreds of other popular sites, hoping that you used the same credentials more than once.