KeePass, the essence of security and convenience, appreciation thread
not secure and not convenient. get out
>>51571348
Explain
>>51571348
lel butthurt
>>51571348
Lastpass/other-paid-shit shill detected
This doesn't even need a thread, there is literally nothing to discuss.
>>51571405
I made it mainly to inform people that doesn't know it
>>51570529
>he needs a password manager
>>51571443
>doesn't have unique 24+ letter/number/special password for all of his sites
Keepass: Most of muh passwords
Lastpass: Passwords for trash sites I don't care about.
Suppose I should remember some of my passwords, but I'm too lazy for that and understand the risks and use 2FA where I can.
This would be a nice thread to ask this in, I guess
So I have keepass on my desktop, and I want to sync it with my laptop and my smartphone. I could use dropbox, but I don't really trust it.
Is there an alternative and free cloud service that is secure enough for me to store my database?
>make your own!
Electricity is really expensive where I live, I have low spare money atm
> 10 Register for a new web-site
> 20 Probably won't visit it a lot
> 30 pwgen -cny 50 1 | xclip
> 40 Visit site months later
> 50 Forgot password, ask to reset
> 60 GOTO 30
>>51570529
I prefer KeePassX.
>>51573492
The solution is to use a key file in addition to a password. Don't put the key file in your cloud storage.
Also just use Yandex.Disk. It's Russian so you don't have to worry about five eyes/NSA spying.
And Yandex will host your email for free on your personal domain. So buy a domain, host it with yandex, and every email you create gets a free 10GB Yandex.Disk.
>>51571449
I use different 16 character passwords for each site and I can remember them fine
>>51574891
>doesn't want to be spied on
>suggests russian service.
>>51574923
Nice try, NSA shill.
Why should anyone outside Russia care about Russian spying? Unless you're a diplomat or working in the defense industry, it's a non-issue.
There's always some NSA shill that complains about Russia because they know it's one of the few places on Earth outside of the NSA's clutches.
>>51573492
Use a rasberry pi as a permanent syncthing server, allow remote login
it's cost around £5 to run a PI 24/7 for a year so it should be affordable no matter where you live, if it's free and costs them money you shouldn't trust it or just encrypt DBs with PGP before using dropbox
>>51574982
>russia and US become friendly
>now all the data they've got on you is in US hands
