since last pass is now owned by logmein and they cant be trusted, what password manager alternatives are there?
anyone familiar with keepass?
>last pass is now owned by logmein and they cant be trusted
elaborate
>>52285879
you don't trust it because it's owned by logmein? not because the service is shit?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LastPass#2015_security_breach
Why the fuck is everyone not using KeePass? Yes, it's local storage only but if you futz around with dropbox or whatever you CAN sync it if you're so inclined. Personally I don't, I trade a little bit of convenience for the comfort of knowing my database is not stored in the cloud.
>>52285879
If you were using LastPass already, then you didn't care about security/privacy anyways, anon.
>>52287581
why I should?
Linux/BSD give me more options to encrypt my passwords then an extra programm like keepass m8
>>52289092
Because some people care about cross-platform.
>>52287581
I use a shell script + udev rules to automatically sync my db to my phone and a flash drive whenever they're plugged in.
>there are people on /g/ too stupid to memorize their own passwords
brainlets, please leave
>>52285879
>save website passwords in browser
>save other passwords in .txt in encrypted container
it's not that hard.
>>52289201
>there are people on /g/ so stupid that they're using passwords that can be memorized
If you can memorize it, it's not secure enough tb.h family
>>52289201
lol obvious bait
I memorize one super-20-length-passord through which I access my keepass database where there are several other 20-length passwords.
Is this how it's supposed to be done?
>>52285879
1Password. Yes, it's expensive but it's a one time buy and "just works". You can sync your vault to Dropbox or over your Wi-Fi as well. Has a built in password generator just like LastPass and browser extensions too.
>not using keepass
>not storing keepass DB on a server with an encrypted filesystem
>not using sshfs to mount the server from your device and access passwords as needed
stay pleb son
>>52289362
Not true. I can memorize some pretty long and arbitrary passwords.
The problem with not either pre-hashing or using a password manager is that you can't memorize ENOUGH decently-secure passwords that aren't related to eachother so once plaintext or improperly-encrypted dumps get several of your passwords attached to your email/username, your accounts on other services become vulnerable.
>>52289436
Sounds ok to me anon. Throw a key file on a usb and optical disk if you're paranoid.
>>52285879
>what password manager alternatives are there
how about your fucking brain
Keepass2 + Syncthing
>>52286475
same goes for KeePass my friend
https://github.com/denandz/KeeFarce
>>52289362
>>52289366
>memorizing a 12+ character passphrase is hard
wew lad
>>52289572
>I only use a few relatively weak passwords for all the things
>>52289769
Memorizing a few decently long passwords isn't hard. It gets hard when you've got 20+ services that all have unique 30+ character passwords.
>>52289856
>30+ character passwords
That's overkill, around 16 characters is more than enough.
>>52289769
>He fell for the passphrase meme
>>52285879
pen and paper
>>52289878
Are you claiming you've memorized unique 16 char passwords for all the services you use?
>>52289878
Maybe but the fact is, it's difficult to remember a lot of unique passwords, especially the ones you rarely use.
>>52289856
>>52289959
How and why would you get to 20+ services? I only have a small handful of sites I use that I require a password for.
>>52289722
>expecting any kind of security on windoz
>>52289769
Please don't tell me you use the same password for every site.
>>52290089
Fuck no. I use a personal password algorithm and change it per site.
>>52290089
I do
I don't give a fuck
Pen and paper safest way
>>52289722
If your system is compromised, you can't really expect security.
>>52290034
>email accounts
>forums
>games
>paypal
>a lot of shops
>education
>video/audio streaming
>most file uploading services (dropbox, mega, etc.)
>local computer password
>VPN/VNC connections
>vps/webhosting/dedicated servers
>domain registration
>backup tools
the list goes on
>>52290219
i hope you don't really believe that.
>>52290497
Fold the paper 3 to 4 times and hide it some where safe the get another paper (same pen) and write down where you left the first paper
>>52290550
>FBI raid
>find first paper
>find second paper
>got all your passwords
>>52290600
Checkmate
keepass with db stored on micro SD i keep inside my always-offline tablet I use to read comics. Mostly just memory/trial and error tho
>>52290600
When I think of password security, I don't normally consider a random FBI raid into my house. If anything, some random nigger breaks into my house and steals my computer, without the papers, because he's only interested in selling it for money
Anyone tried Keeper ? Using it for months now and works perfectly without flaws. Just strange why no one mentions it
>>52290600
if the FBI has access to your house/PC they won't need the paper, you pedophile
>using single password to protect all of your passwords
are you guys autistic or what.
>>52289188
You're actually clever thumbsup.gif
any FOSS alternatives to LastPass?
Keepass is ugly
>there are people in this thread that think its good to use one password for all sites.
>>52287581
If I have to do a single copy paste to log in. Then the software/service is shit.
With lastpass it works like this:
>load page
>logged in
Is there any keepass set up that allow this?
Anyone else's Keefox broken on Nightly?
>>52287581
> Why the fuck is everyone not using [thing]? Yes, [it lacks a cardinal feature which renders it a gigantic hassle to use] but if you [jump through a bunch of unnecessary hoops] you CAN [make it do something that it should have been doing in the first place]
FOSS advocates, ladies and gentleman.
>>52286322
hes saying he expects logmein to go full jew again and after promising it will always be free, turn around and charge money for it.
basically look at how they handled hamachi if you want to know why logmein is shit.
>>52285879
your fucking brain.
Why the fuck would anyone use a password manager?
