Password Manager

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Great convo

Keepass user here.

Proud KeePass user here.

>>56978615
You ever use LastPass before switching to KeePass? I mean I feel like LastPass is secure, but I can't really know for sure. KeePass would be nice but I'm not sure I want to give up the convenience of LastPass.

>>56978627
I >>56978623
Made the switch a few months back. It's indeed quite the switch, but I couldn't be happier.

>>56978411
>tfw americucks will never know what comfy western european winter feels like

i use my brain

>>56978647
What do you mean quite the switch?

>>56978664
Good for you bub.

LastPass premium user here, never tried keepass, might want to switch. Is it better? If so, why?

>>56978714
The main advantage is that KeePass is locally stored on your computer, versus you trusting LastPass isn't doing any funky shit on their side.

I have been using Keepass for 3 years or so now, keep my password db in dropbox, works well

KeePass, syncing the database file with Dropbox across devices

>>56978658
the artist mostly draws inspiration from Northern Sweden in his art

>>56978324
brain.exe

(Qt)Pass is my favourite, KeePassX is also great.

>>56978786
>trusting cloud storage

Might as well use lastpass lmao

>>56978935

This,

Y'all are basically giving the NSA your passwords.

Generate a good long random password, save the fucker in an encrypted text file and cut and paste as required.

>>56978957
>>56978935
How the fuck is Dropbox or the NSA going to break the encryption?

>>56978982
NSA? With a master key

Recently switched to pass
I like that it's scriptable and that I can add an entry without entering the decryption password, but I don't like the folder structure being visible without entering it, exposing user names.

>>56978664
this

storing your passwords with software/cloud is foolish

>>56979002
They don't have the key file. Now what?

>>56979084
They don't need one that's the point of master key sperg

How about your own mind as password storage?

>>56978324

I have a freenas server in my closet. I run own-cloud and vpn off of it. I would like a password manage that keeps its shit in a secure password file I can place in my own-cloud folder and let own-cloud sync it across devices. This way I can secure my own passwords and keep nothing in the cloud. Or off my own machines.

>>56980114
Your mind is weak

100% guaranteed your passwords are not as strong as mine or you dont have as many unique passwords for every account like i do with a manager

Password managers also provide auto login which is faster and protects against keylog and phishing

>>56980172

Which one of the password managers works the way I am describing? Also open source better then not.

>>56978324
>not using a small paper notebook with a hard pencil to ease evidence deletion
fuckin plebs, trusting the "cloud" or your hard disk is stupid.

>>56978324
Your head

>>56978627
Yes I made the change when lastpass was bought by hamachi.

>>56978658
>all of America is in the deep south

>>56978324
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.skyking.skilo.superpasswordmanager&hl=en

its not well known but it doesnt require any special permissions.