What does /g/ use for a password manager?
>>54435968
mind over matter
or
notepad.irl
>>54435968
Nice bum.
I don't.
That is an exceptional ass.
The human brain, of which I mean my own
You do realize that's not actually underwear, right? She wears proper underwear under that.
>have 4 different 8+ char passwords memorized
>combine or split them depending on how much I care about security
No problems
>>54436117
>use the same 2 passwords for like 10 years with a bunch of minor distinctions like capitalization/punctuation to get around filters
>constantly spend my time entering a million different variations of passwords
>>54435968
>brain.EXE
>pen/paper or as I recently have been calling, pen+paper
>my own program written in Python
>>54435968
Surprised at the replies here....
KeePass of course. Browser extension and app. Sync the db with owncloud (or box or dropbox or drive or onedrive) and have your passwords anywhere. I like it.
>>54435968
seriously, dat ass is incredible
>>54435968
>>54435992
>>54436395
Martina Hingis
Keepass / macpass + firefox extensions
onePassword + browser extensions.
are there any good extensions for keepass with chrome? looks kind of janky desu
Keepass.
>>54435968
>Martina Hingis
Any password security program would be a huge, juicy target for hackers, so it would be rendered useless in short notice.
A tip: firefox has an option that show all stored passwords in the screen - printscreen that, save the JPG in your favorite root drive and change the extension into a .dll or something. Copying the file to a directory with a huge number of .dlls is also a plus to the security. Basic, but simplicity is the best sometimes.
>>54436166
I know that feel bro
>>54436737
Anyone who really cared about security wouldn't use a password manager in the firstplace.
>>54436674
I've been using ckp for a few months now and it seems to do everything I need it to.
Tennis outfits are a mild fetish of mine.
https://www.privacytools.io/#pw
>>54435968
https://www.passwordstore.org/
>>54435968
forget password managers
tell me what she uses for an assword manager
>>54436615
this, anything else is inferior.
>>54437553
Why does this site recommend KeePassX which is known to have weak and bad homegrown crypto?
I just use a bunch of pgp encrypted files with passwords in them.
>>54437837
(You)
Only idiots use password managers.
>>54436803
Says the unemployed neet
Enpass
>>54436485
god how i loved martina
>>54437644
source?
>>54440339
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9727297
>>54439863
/thread
sorry dudes
bumping that ass
>>54436166
This. Incorrect password? Why, try the same password with a 1 at the end. How about a capital at the start?
>>54441059
>5th try locks you out for 24 hrs
pass
>>54436485
That's not hingis.
>>54435968
LastPass, of course. With Premium so I can use it on my dumbphone. It's excellent.
>>54435968
My brain.
>>54435968
LastPass.
But you should be using any password manager by now. I don't really care what you use: KeePass, KeePassX, DashLane, OnePassword; just use one. Having high entropy, and unique passwords for every account is a great safety net.
>Hurr durr I use my brain
I have 130 unique passwords stored in my password manager and not one of them is shorter than 18 characters. But I'm sure your brain could handle those just fine.
>>54436803
How's your 3 passwords used over and over again treating you, retard?
>>54435968
Memory. I use a variation of the same password for everything.
>>54442446
>I use a variation of the same password for everything.
>>54442180
I use an nfc enabled yubikey with mine. Without the yubikey and the master pass together, you can't decrypt the pass container. So even if someone hacks lastpass and steals all the password containers, they can't do anything with them.
>>54442460
For work I need to generate new passwords on a monthly basis. I use a formula for generating them using a single word of something related to my life in the current month. A word of lets say 5/7 characters become a string of alphanumeric+uppercases+specialSymbols of 15/20 characters. And I need to remember only the easy word.
>>54435968
Pen and paper.
Lastpass
Gumshoe extension for chrome (keylogger)
>>54443650
>Lastpass
>>54435968
My memory
>>54437594
this
>tfw my passwords are safely stored on a peace of paper enclosed in a little tube inside my anus
>tube/anus or as i have recently taken to calling it tube + anus
>>54436330
>syncing all your logins and clear text passwords to a cloud
>>54443940
>keepass database
>cleartext
nigga what
>>54444043
Okay, they're not in cleartext, but they're encrypted with your database's password. That means any malevolent person who manages to keylog you or who's willing to use bruteforce can unlock a database of all your logins.
>>54444407
maybe so
but that is why you use a keyfile also
>>54440339
>keepass is bad
>recommends 1password
lmao
>>54436117
>20-30 bits of entropy
Why not just use 123456
>>54444407
>Keylogger
you're already boned
>bruteforce
>on AES
nigga what?
>>54435968
da ass on dis bitch
>>54444632
Dude, it doesn't matter the encryption method. Your passwords get decrypted and shown to you in plain text when you enter the password to your database. That means you can bruteforce the database password.
https://www.passwordstore.org/ is a good option.
>>54444693
of course you can, but it would take centuries if a proper key is used
notebook on computer desk. just do something like don't write down the last 3 chars of each password because they're uppercase versions of the first 3 in reverse order one row lower on the keyboard. or some shit like that.
>>54444784
>tfw you will never get snusnu from Serena Williams
I use an Encrypted Excel Spread Sheet for my password.
>>54435968
KeePass
>>54435968
This is just an absolutely incredible ass
>>54435968
this ass is cute and THICK
>>54435968
>Giving his password to PRISM
Notepad
>tfw install gentoo ich and you have to scratch
I wrote my own app because I'm not a pussy
my brain, i am not mentally challenged
>>54444784
>>54444865
>>54435968
dear diary, today the ass was phat
Enpass is the best.
My fucking brain.
I use a text file on an veracrypt drive
>>54443858
kek
>>54444682
bruh
>>54435968
My own brain.
If you really have trouble remembering your passwords you're actually best off just writing them down on an actual notepad and storing it somewhere in your house, people who try to steal passwords are highly unlikely to break into your house physically.
Do they still keep the cameras so low that you can see their panties flash or did feminists fuck of tennis completely?
>>54437205
You're not alone. The women who wear it, so as to fetishize themselves, also enjoy it greatly.
Thus: Everything revealed accidentally is actually intentional. (Thongs, lacy undergarments, yoga pants, etc.)
inb4: "What are you looking at, Pervert." "I only wear this for comfort." "I don't care what I'm wearing, really." and "You men are such pigs."
>>54444741
>this is what retards actually believe
fucking lmao. Do some actual research kiddo.
I use a keylogger so everytime I type in a password it sends it back to me and reminds me what my passwords are.
>>54448848
They wear shorts under their skits now.
Camera height doesn't really matter at those distances.
last pass
>>54436737
>security through obscurity.
How about no?
Keepass just uses an encrypted file, so there isn't much that can get "hacked".
>>54435968
Brain.exe
>>54448324
You're right that a piece of paper is safer.
But you're not going to use very long and complex passwords when you have to type them over from paper.
Overall I'm more worried about using insecure passwords than having my password file compromised.
A combination of the two is probably even better: use a password manager, but don't include the last 6 characters and write them on paper instead. - but I'm not that paranoid.
Bump for more tennis shots, it's been too long since I've watched a game of women's tennis.
>>54451450
so you use unique password on all sites you have ever registered to? And you got them in your brain right?
>>54451516
No, I only remember essential ones, which are like 4 or 5. The rest are all throwaway accounts and I don't care if they get hijacked or some shit, interestingly though they don't, even though I use passwords like 123456789 or 2286221 or similar numerical combinations even years after they've been registered they're still not hacked, most of the time though you can simply use your FB account, but it's a throwaway too, so I use it a lot to login to a bunch of bullshit sites where registration is mandatory to get what you want.
>>54451492
This
>>54435968
keychain
I love this thread
