- NordPass now supports the attachments of your most important documents
- Estable reminders to update your copies when they expire
- The usual nordpass encryption methods still apply
Top Password Manager NordPass has revealed that he is now compatting documents storage to ensure that all his most important files remain healthy and healthy.
As of today, users can now store documents (such as IDS, handling licenses and passports) in an encrypted vault.
Documents can be loaded as scanning, images or other types of files, with the option of creating custom fields for a quick reference within He Vault too.
NordPass documents storage
The company explained that the new feature comes in response to the insecure storage seen throughout the world: many people simply maintain a photo of their confidential information in their photo library.
“People fight to safely store and administer their physical documents … These essential documents are often out of place, are difficult to access when necessary or forgotten until they expire, which leads to lost renovations and unnecessary stress,” explained the head of the Central Product Chandra Challa.
All stored data are encrypted using Xchacha20, which allows you to be available on all signed devices. Families can also use NordPass to store essential records, such as marriage and birth certificates and insurance documents.
In its announcement, the company boasted the function of built -in reminders. When assigning an expiration date, users will be remembered that update their documents once renewed so that the last copy is always available in your vault, allowing data recovery without problems online and more.
NordPass comes in three different flavors: free, premium (for individual users) and family (for up to six users). Techradar Pro He has asked the company to confirm what plans include the new document storage functions.
Although the ability to store important details of the document is not new (Dashlane, 1Password and Proton pass all the safe support notes), to be able to maintain a photocopy of those documents apart from NordPass apart from their key rivals of the password administrator.
In the years since it was launched, NordPass has become much more than a simple password administrator, which admits multifactor authentication codes and email masking.
