Although Linux systems are supposed to be way more safer and liable than other competitor’s, but still there is nothing wrong in adding an extra layer of security that can protect user’s information from getting leaked to any unauthorized vendor. One way to do so is to encrypt your data. Another was is with help of various Linux Password Managers available online. Here we will talk about some of the best Linux password managers that can be used to secure your data in Linux machines.
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