Is Aura password manager good?

Yes, but it has some drawbacks. Aura includes a basic password manager in all of its plans. While it does safeguard your passwords using military-grade AES 256-bit encryption, it’s missing a lot of advanced features that would set it apart. For example, you can only share passwords with other users on your account. There’s also no way to customize the password generator. Even the family vault has a limited amount of space. You probably won’t ever reach 5 GB of data, but the cap is still there. Our top pick, 1Password , comes with great password sharing, a customizable password generator, and more.

Does Aura password manager support passkeys?

Unfortunately, Aura doesn’t support passkeys yet. Passkey technology is being widely adopted by password managers and major tech companies like Google and Apple as a safer replacement for passwords. Competitors like Dashlane and 1Password are focusing on full passkey support, so I’d like to see Aura adopt a similar strategy.

What features does Aura password manager come with?

Aura’s password manager only comes with a handful of features, but the password manager is just one part of Aura’s overall security suite. It comes with basic 2FA, a password generator, email aliases for your logins, and an intuitively designed vault. I particularly like the password monitoring and the fact that Aura will interact with data brokers on your behalf to protect your personal information. The overall security suite comes with great anti-fraud protection, decent parental controls, and a good (but not great) antivirus suite. Overall, Aura is well-rounded and bundles every main security feature you’d need in one package.