What do you use to manage your passwords?
brain
>>58061502
>tfw to intelligent to remember passwords
>>58061488
I membah
In a txt file in a Truecrypt container. And on paper.
But I dont write down entire passwords.
>>58061488
I still use LastPass but been trying to switch over to KeePass. Its hard to give up convenience over security.
>>58061488
brain
keepass 2
>>58061488
KeePassX
Encrypted text file
Obviously the standard Unix password manager.
That's literally what everyone here uses since it's a tech board, anybody saying anything else is trolling (some might just be stupid I guess)
Tsubame Notebook
>>58061565
I'm retarded, why is KeePass > LastPass?
CommonSense Memory 2016
>>58061488
.txt notepad
>>58061488
With a password manager.
Keepassx.
Just about every entry is a random 16 to 32 character string, I can't be bothered to remember shit.
>>58063324
LastPass is proprietary
>>58061488
keepassx for some, pass for others.
>>58061488
my good ol rooty tooty noggin
Firefox master password, its synced with account, then encrypted (you have to decrypt it every time you open ff)
>>58061528
Yeah dude, there are agents just waiting to break into your home and go through all your notebooks looking for a password to YouTube. Get over yourself.
>>58061488
passwordstore.org
keepassxc because keepassx's maintainers haven't been very active and this one has a bunch of bugfixes and a few new features. Most important for me is that it will integrate with Firefox on Linux using a Firefox extension that didn't work with keepassx
I'm fine with pass.
>>58061488
Notepad file I keep in onedrive
I use Keepass but I donwloaded the Keeweb client because of the nicer interface.
paper
good luck hacking this
I generate a random password and do a password reset every time.
>>58061488
"pass", the standard unix gpg-encrypted password store
KeePass vs Standard Unix Password Manager?
I think KeePass seems like a better choice for convenience and is easier to keep track of, but maybe I'm wrong
>>58064021
No, but there are asshole friends who will log into your shit to shitpost. In fact, anyone who wouldn't clearly isn't a very close friend.
>>58061488
A select set of key permutations that are dictated by their use, but in no way that would be understood to anyone with the exception of myself. That way I can jot down a single word for a device and know the 30+ digit password.
Then due to company policy for some of these places I create a second account, open up their very insecure password retention system and jot down - P@ssw0rd - Because fuck them.
>>58066618
both are pretty good, using the latter now but the former is fine.
and if you need a gui, there is that option with pass. just easier to type it out.
>>58066743
Right. But how will your friends know in which notebook to check and on what page?