What does /g/ use for password managers?
What do you guys think of Keepass?
Currently I save all of my shit to a passworded MS Access document which is on my dropbox, I believe it's time for me to change that.
>>52448661
RoboForm
>>52448661
>passworded MS Access document which is on my dropbox
Is this a fucking joke?
1. Use keypass
2. Change all your passwords.
Jesus christ
>>52448661
>Password Manager
>>52448661
I have a piece of paper with all my passwords next to me on the table.
>>52448661
Used to use Lastpass, then stopped. Considering using it again, because I am accumulating a large amount of passwords that need to be different and secure. I feel like Lastpass is the path of least resistance for this.
>>52448837
What if there is a fire?
>>52448874
then RIP passwords xD
>>52448874
>What if there is a fire?
You deserve to die in fire then
>>52448661
I use keepass; the advantage being you have a single encrypted fie which is easily ported from device to device.
I have slight concerns about the "all your eggs in one basket " aspect, like whats the point of maintaining different passwords for everything if they are all going to rely on a single password to encrypt them. But you can use a key file too, basically someone would have to totally compromise your system to get access to your password database, and if that happened you are fucked anyway.
So yeah keepass is pretty good. It's saved my assignment many times when I log into an important site I haven't used for a while, and can't remember the password.
Like a lot of people I have a single password I use for anything unimportant (like if I need to join a shitty forum to ask a question) if this were to get 'hacked' then nothing of value is lost.
Anything else gets a complex unique password that goes in keepass.
>>52449934
*it's saved my ass. I don't have assignments
>>52449934
>like whats the point of maintaining different passwords for everything if they are all going to rely on a single password to encrypt them.
Because passwords can be lost through poor security on websites.
Your keepass password would only be lost if you use it somewhere else.
If one of your accounts gets compromised or the sites database gets dumped you don't have to worry about people being able to get into other accounts because they have different passwords, and you can just generate a new random one and store it.
>>52448661
enpass
Is keepass NSA proof?
lastpass
>>52451007
>trusting the cloud
Good goy.
>not having good enough memory to remember all your passwords
fucking plebs
>>52451025
important passwords are stored in my brain
all other ones on lastpass.. couldnt care less if they got stolen
> using anything you need a password to
stay backdoor'd plebs
mfw
I'm using Gnu pass because it integrates nicely.
Wish it was more portable though
>>52451045
>My human brain entropy > PRNG
1Password
>>52448661
>I save all of my shit to a passworded MS Access document which is on my dropbox
troll thread confirmed.
>>52448874
>I forgot my password button
>>52448661
i dont need one
all of my passwords are the same
>>52448661
Keepass.
It's great because I can make randomly generated 90-char passwords, and never have to worry about actually typing it in since keepass will auto fill out forms.
The only passwords I remember are my main gmail account, and my bank account.
What is the safest and easiest to use with reliable background?
what keepass uses non https and also using sourceforge
Unix passwordstore
literally one I wrote in like 10 fucking minutes?
http://sprunge.us/SEZB
lastpass for my own stuff at home
keepass at work since we share
>>52455796
>bragging about how fast you can whip up a shitty manager
>>52455796
Why wouldnt you base it off of passwordstore?
What would you recon is the safest password manager to use?
I'm going to shill in full force.
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>>52457173
>your
s/your/you/
>>52448661
>Password manager
>>52452880
>single point of failure.
>>52458267
Humans are horrible entropy sources, anon.
>>52458245
>I memorise all my high entropy passwords, no worries.
Kpx, but I'm going to change. Database corrupted twice now.
how do these things work exactly
1Password + TouchID.
There isn't a better, more convenient way of using a password manager.
>>52458402
Enjoy losing a finger when you get hacked.
>>52458402
LOL reminds me of the time I unlocked my friends phone with his finger while he was sleeping so I could change the netflix. TouchID is retarded.
