How do you keep track of your passwords? pic related??

>>52973320
Paper and pencil or memory.

I use my brain like every normal human bean should.

>inb4 m-muh whateverthefuck number passwords or autistic encryptions and pointless trash

>>52973320
I store them in the digits of pi.

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pic related.
database synced with dropbox (yes, really). keyfile only local saved and as backup on an old usb stick which is laying in a drawer

>>52973320
I use LastPass, but any password manager is preferable to not using one. Whether that means you want to use another piece of software like KeePass/KeePass X, Dashlane, 1Password, or whatever. You should be using one if you're not already.

>>52973386
>I only use a few passwords over and over again, or I have some easily guessable and repeatable pattern
Go kill yourself you fag lord.

>>52973373
This desu, I don't understand how someone can trust any stuff like those softs..

>>52973386
You are either don't have many passwords or you use the same for every site
If it's the first I don't care about your opinion if it's the second you are retarded

>>52973373
Go back to bed grandpa

All in memory. My passwords die with me.

>>52973433
>>52973435
I use different passwords for each website, you are the ones that should consider suicide because you literally gave your passwords away.

Bash script, use 3 words for salting and website names gets hashed >md5>sha512>split according to character limit
I also have it add one special character one uppercase one lowercase and one number

>>52973572
>I use different passwords for each website,
Then you have like 5 accounts. It's literally a fact that human brains are ill suited at remembering dozens of completely random passwords.

>you literally gave your passwords away
This is how dumb you are. Do us all a favor and off yourself.

I find it hard to believe lastpass couldn't/wouldn't be pressured into adding a backdoor for government
is it open source?
and I don't mean parts of it I mean could I compile the addon and host it on my own server

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keepassx

>>52973630
It handles encryption client-side, and JS addons are visible source by nature

>>52973373
>>52973434
Reminder that humans suck as entropy sources.

>>52973320
my brain

None
I use different password for each thing
"@Bc123"+"website first letter and last letter"+"my name"

>>52973774
>my brain
don't lie on the internet.

windows notepad

Lastpass, but looking to move over to KeePass. The extension is so handy though...

>>52973320
I have like 3 passwords i use everywhere. I got them from the times i played tibia so they are just random numbers combined with random chars. Happened few times i logged in somewhere in front of stranger, they are not even able to memorize the password.

>>52973828
Keepass isn't really that much safer or more "transparent", the clumsy usage is not worth it IMO

I have 3 basic foundation passwords that i use depending on nature of the site/service and each get their own unique variation based on site name.
Example, runescape is classified as "fun" site so it gets foundation 1 (/3/binThing)
and gets it own change of 3rd letter making it N/3/binNthingN

Google

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some random word combinations in leetspeak. sad but true story. not the safest, but over average I guess.

I keep a piece of paper with all (30-40) my passwords in my wallet.
So yeah, if I lose my wallet, my life is ruined.

I use only three services that require a password

>my email
>a messenger application
>a password to a torrent tracker (not a private one)

I use the same password consisting of a single word across all of them.

I don't give a fuck

>>52973386
It's cool if you trust websites to keep your passwords safe or you can actually hold in your head couple dozen password or if you just don't use that many websites/services.

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>>52973529
>>52973774
If you can remember all your passwords, for all the services you use them for to authenticate yourself, your passwords seriously lack entropy.

>>52973790
>>52973859
Poor entropy makes cryptanalysis easy.

>>52973842
Never reuse your passwords.

>>52973857
plus syncing

.text file on a flash drive

>>52973320
paper for most important ones, KeepassX for the rest.

>>52973320
An old always offline smartphone where i pool all my passwords manually.

Yeah, i'm fucked if i lose it or if it breaks...

>>52974651
That's backwards.

My brain. They all consist of full on sentences, including punctuation.

I just make it a bunch of random keys and then reset it when i want to log in again.

>>52973745
fuck entropy

most attacks happen because of phishing not because muh lack of entropy

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>>52975275
Therefore, fuck entropy.

lastpass is my choice for my own stuff
keepass I implemented in work for all the fuckers

shill fuck

keep ass for life

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>>52973320
encrypted txt file

plain txt file on desktop. but my ssd is encrypt

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>>52973320
KeePassX is the only acceptable option.
THE GPL PROTECTS

>>52977162
Is there an addon for firefox yet?

>>52973320

thats the old icon, its 3 dots now

super fucking fail for not using that since its been almost a week since they switched

Sentence passwords. Easy and unguessable.

I can't figure out how to get Keepass to fucking work on OS X.

Just use the same few passwords, what are you people like secret agents or something? Nobody cares about your accounts.

>>52973320
This new icon is horrible.

>>52977669

i would even argue its bad from a security aspect, you can see the yellow or red icon much easier than this dot shit

also WHY THE FUCK DOES IT KEEP GIVING ME THE TOUR FOR 4.0 RATHER THAN LETTING ME SET IT AS DEFAULT

>>52977311
just use autotype already

keefox never really interested me.

I engraved my password on my dog's collar and I would just call him whenever I needed it. Also used to attach usb pouches to it as well.

>>52973320
With my brain, are you retarded?

>>52973320
Use your brain. It's not that difficult.
I have tens of different passwords and I just remember them

>brainposters

just fucking leave, don't even explain to us your patented secure system of creating a password, no one gives a fuck.

>>52973418
The best passwords manager.

in a txt file hidden in a picture on my desktop

honestly i don't need to go crazy about it and sperg out, i just need to keep most people out at the moment, when i need to take more steps i will


http://www.instructables.com/id/How-to-Hide-Files-Inside-Pictures/

it's best you don't tell people you know how to do this so they don't go looking for it

>>52973608
running sha512 on a md5 hash makes the keyspace hilariously small actually

>>52973320
I use old locker combos, WiFi passwords, and the ISBN of my business calculus book, in chunks, in different orders for my passwords

>>52973418
i use keepass as well. i store my database on my google drive protected by two factor authentication

>>52973320
I have two types of passwords:
>Variations of this word i made up once
>hacker-talk for something related to gentoo

Encrypted USB

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>>52973386
Im a retard, really..I cant remember jack shit..and even I keep my passwords memorized In my head..dunno whats wrong with these niggers.

>>52976976
>whew, I only kept it open for 8 seconds

>>52973418
How do you guys trust keepass?

>>52982409
free software has never let me down.

Filing cabinet in brain cells...