Proton Mails new product is a secure password manager
Summary
The Geneva, Switzerland-based organization is working on a new product, which should provide users a secure space to store passwords and other sensible text snippets. Proton Pass will follow the companys traditional "zero knowledge" approach to security by using end-to-end encryption to protect login credentials and everything else. SimpleLogin and Proton shared a common interest toward solving the issue of making logins "more secure, more private, and easier" to use, Yen said. Therefore, protecting user passwords in a proper way requires a high level of competence with encryption and security that "few organizations have." The Proton Pass beta is coming for users on iPhone/iPad, Android and desktop computers, with browser extensions for Brave and Google Chrome.