What's the best password manager?

Your brain

>>51500972
how about one that is reliable?

>>51501061
my brain

>>51501079
How about one that does not require murder?

>>51500951
1Password

keepass 2

>>51500951
Notepad

>>51501106
well played
just use passwords you can remember
I can't hardly remember my password, but my ands can. Muscle memory FTW

>>51501167
hands*

>>51501061
A sticky note on the side of your monitor.

>>51501167
>implying thats more secure than tattooing your password to your forehead
I am asking for a password manager, not something I already do.

I prefer Keepass 2. I keep my passwords synced between my computers and phone by putting the database in a BitTorrent Sync folder.

passwords.txt on desktop

a notepad that is on my desk

I use Dashlane desu senpai

Keepass 2.

>>51500972
Was literally going to say this you fucker and then I see the post

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pass

>>51501237
i use it too
pretty good but i wish they would support linux

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>>51501061
Train your brain and it can be the most reliable thing you have.

http://www.lumosity.com/

>>51501364
>Thanks for your post! $0.02 has been credited to your account.

-Lumosity management

http://www.passwordstore.org/

Vault

And ofcourse google chrome password sync

encryptr

>>51501446
My sides

keepass x would like it if keepassx had a mozilla extension or something.

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Notepad

>>51500951

Lastpass + Yubikey for two-step-auth

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Lastpass is what you'll ever need

>>51500951

Doesn't everyone else use password generators to generate passwords like this?
>*F@uGrZl%4iWn0Ztlliqi51IaWg@sBUQBJzomQ7HSLU#*he83Geqf7$2VT9x^OBF

>>51501364
>>51501446
>Make sure you poo in the loo this time.

-Lumosity management

>>51500951
Your ass, just put them in.

I have a little notepad with all my passwords and relevant information. The safeguard against that being stolen is that I hide it and live in a safe neighborhood

>>5150116
>muscle memory

>different keyboard
>be fucked
>be on phone
>be fucked

>>51500972
OP obviously doesn't have one, hence why he asked.

>>51500951
Do you actually want the most safe way to protect your passwords?

Well, open notepad, type your passwords, print it off, delete the file take the paper with all your passwords, bury them in your backyard
???
Profit!

>>51500951
A piece of paper. The chances of someone breaking into your house and finding and stealing your passwords is remote.

I find 1password the best

>he can't remember passwords
jesus

>>51501952
child
>not using passwords that you dont even know how to write

>Üò÷{?ÙÝß-Ì

Your brain. I use a different password for every site.

I use a string of characters that starts each password followed by a delimiter follow by a site specific string.

So say my initial string is opsafaggot

My password for Facebook might be
Opsafaggot&soiserrbodyelse

Or for Netflix
Opsafaggot&.mov

I personally write all of my suffixes down and keep my initial string store din my brain only. That way worst case scenario they have half of the password and the other password is generally "not crackable".

>>51500972
/thread

your brain

Keepass.

I put it inside a locked OneNote tab

It's simple and from what I've read, the encryption on it is amazing.

Also pen and paper

https://github.com/myfreeweb/freepass looks neat, based on https://ssl.masterpasswordapp.com/algorithm.html , written in rust. Will try out soon.

>>51500951
yourpass(first three letters of website url)

yay, self salting passwords for everyone

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>>51506730
>check out project
>"CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md"

You are now aware that google stores all you're passwords