ExpressKeys: ExpressVPN’s password manager

Password managers like ExpressVPN Keys use encryption algorithms to create random, unique, and complex passwords, making them hard for attackers to crack or guess.

Saving your passwords in browsers like Chrome, Safari, Firefox, and Opera may be convenient, but it’s not the most secure option. For one thing, anyone using your devices can access your passwords. Your saved passwords could be compromised if a web browser is hacked or infected with malware.

A secure password manager like ExpressKeys stores and encrypts your passwords safely—and you can easily import your saved passwords from supported browsers.

Using a secure password manager like ExpressKeys means you can generate long, complex passwords for all your online accounts, which the password manager will store and fill for you. This makes all your online accounts safer and harder to crack.

The security of the password manager you use is also paramount to protecting your personal information. ExpressKeys, for example, uses zero-knowledge encryption which ensures that only you can see your decrypted items—the password management provider has no access to them.

You can even use ExpressKeys as an authenticator to generate one-time passwords for any account you’ve chosen to protect with two-factor authentication (2FA)—this is one of the best ways to safeguard your security, even if your passwords have been compromised in a breach.

Yes, ExpressKeys has a browser extension that is supported on Chrome, Edge, Opera, Brave, and Vivaldi.

To see your saved passwords on your mobile, open the ExpressKeys app for iOS or Android and unlock it with your primary password or biometric authentication.

To see your saved passwords on your computer, open the password manager browser extension and sign in with your ExpressVPN credentials.

Examples of password best practices include:

• Never sharing your passwords with others
• Use a different password for every online account
• Avoid easy-to-guess passwords
• Don’t include personal information like your name, birthday, or family member’s details
• Use long passwords that are hard to guess or crack (but easy to remember)
• Don’t save your password online somewhere that can be hacked
• Check sites like Have I Been Pwned to see if your passwords have been compromised in a data breach
• Use a password manager so you can store and generate long, complex passwords for every account, and fill them easily and quickly

In addition to protecting your logins, ExpressKeys can also store secure notes and credit/debit cards. Secure notes can be anything you want to keep private, like your passport number, insurance details, or medical information.

A password manager like ExpressKeys also comes with a password generator tool to help you create strong, unique, and random passwords. You can even use it as an authenticator to generate OTPs for accounts with 2FA. Enabling 2FA on compatible accounts adds an extra layer of protection, preventing unauthorized access even if your passwords are compromised.

As with usernames and passwords, there’s no limit to how many items you can store in ExpressKeys. Should you ever want to export your stored data into another ExpressKeys account or password manager service, you can export your stored items from the Android or iOS app, or the Chrome extension.

ExpressVPN provides a wide range of articles covering setup, usage, and troubleshooting. If you need more support, the ExpressVPN Support Team is always available.