Supports various methods of authentication.This ensures that your passwords are secure and prevents criminals from stealing them. The stored passwords can only be deciphered by the use of a master password or another authentication method defined by the user.

Kaspersky Password Manager securely stores your passwords and personal data in a dedicated, encrypted database on your computer.

Kaspersky Password Manager also works with applications that require authentication. Kaspersky Password Manager remembers your usernames and their associated passwords so that when you return to a site it will provide your login data automatically.

Sign-in with a single click of the mouse.

Kaspersky Password Manager are now stored in the Sticky Password database and ready to use. Here youĬongratulations! Your passwords exported from Select the Kaspersky Password Manager file you exported above, and clickĭata import has been successfully completed. Select Kaspersky Password Manager and click Next. Select the location for your exported file and slick Save.Ĭlick the Sticky Password icon in the lower right corner of your screenĪnd select Open Sticky Password to open the main Sticky PasswordĬlick Menu in the upper right corner and selectĬlick Other password managers and applications. Open the Kaspersky Password Manager editor and click Additional in the lower left corner and select Settings.Ĭlick Import/Export, scroll down and select Export. To start, you’ll need to export your passwords from Kaspersky Password Manager. Exporting passwords from Kaspersky Password Manager In a future release, it will be possible to import comments and other data. Note: At this time, only logins and passwords can be imported. Let’s take a look at moving your Kaspersky passwords over to Sticky Password in two easy steps. Sticky Password can import your passwords from several password managers.

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