bitwarden-estensione-browser/store/locales/it/copy.resx

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<value>bitwarden Gestore di Password Gratuito</value>
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<data name="Summary" xml:space="preserve">
<value>Un gestore di password sicuro e gratuito per tutti i tuoi dispositivi</value>
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<value>bitwarden è il modo più semplice e sicuro per salvare tutti i tuoi login e password tenendoli contemporantemente sincronizzati su tutti i tuoi dispositivi.
Il furto di password è un problema serio. I siti e le app che utilizzi sono sotto attacco ogni giorno. Falle di sicurezza possono essere trovate e le tue password rubate. Quando riutilizzi la stessa password su più app e siti gli hacker possono facilmente accedere alla tua email, banca, e altri account importanti.
Gli esperti di sicurezza raccomandano di utilizzare password casuali e diverse per ogni account che crei. Ma come gestire tutte quelle password? bitwarden ti rende facile creare, salvare e accedere alle tue password.
bitwarden salva tutti i tuoi login in una cassaforte criptata che si sincronizza su tutti i tuoi dispositivi. Poichè è completamente criptata ancora prima di lasciare il tuo dispositivo, solo tu puoi accedere ai tuoi dati. Nemmeno il team di bitwarden può leggere i tuoi dati, anche se volessero. I tuoi dati sono criptati con algoritmo AES-256, salted hashing, e PBKDF2 SHA-256.</value>
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<value>Un gestore di password sicuro e gratuito per tutti i tuoi dispositivi</value>
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<value>Sincronizza e accedi alla tua cassaforte da più dispositivi</value>
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<value>Gestisci tutte le tue password ed i tuoi login da una cassaforte sicura</value>
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<data name="ScreenshotAutofill" xml:space="preserve">
<value>Completa velocemente tutte le tue credenziali di login in qualunque sito tu visiti</value>
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<value>La tua cassaforte è facilmente accessibile dal menu contestuale del tasto destro del mouse</value>
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<data name="ScreenshotPassword" xml:space="preserve">
<value>Genera automaticamente password complesse, casuali e sicure</value>
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<data name="ScreenshotEdit" xml:space="preserve">
<value>Le tue informazioni sono salvate in modo sicuro grazie all'algoritmo di criptazione AES-256</value>
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