What is the best (and most importantly secure) offline password

Encrypted text file

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>>58422272
>/thread-ing your own post

>>58422217
Your brain or a notebook. Ideally a combination of the two. Write half in notebook and remember the other half.

>>58422319
>and remember the other half.
That basically destroys the utility of writing it down at all

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>randomly generate with Keepass
>can't remember any of them so I have to find and copy paste the master key every time
>you fell for the muh secure passwords meme

KeePass cause it's open source

>>58422420
wut

apple keychain

>>58422378
make the half you remember a scrambled variation of a simple to remember thing
make the first half random stuff
j98r32"$(fFRv%10h1? | US3K33p455

>tfw all of my passwords are stored in my brain
feels good

>>58422511

There is no point in doing this unless you happen find it fun to store passwords this way.

>>58422527
The only reliable, secure and hacking-proof method of storing valuable data

>>58422643
>thanks the govt doenst have brain hack tek

Heh.

>>58422217
pen and paper

>>58422217
Yubikey.
Keyboard emulator.

>>58422272
You don't even need an encrypted text file. Just encrypt your disk and install common sense to prevent malware.

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>>58422673
>implying only the government has this technology

>>58422643
I wonder for how much longer. When the technology advances enough, I can totally imagine a world where someone could read other people's thoughts and minds with some very small and handy device. Today already it is possible to "read" the brain by scanning it and hooking up the person's head with all kinds of scary looking things. I think very soon this tech will become much more simple and effective.

>>58422778
No. We can't read shit. Even basic things like sensorimotor control is total shit and getting a left/right/forward/back command out of the EEG is fucking awful.

t. Neuroscientist (masters)

>>58422794
This is from 2011 and it's only what scientists have made available to the public. The government of course has access to technology years ahead of what we know of.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6FsH7RK1S2E

>>58422836
K mate. Not going to try to change your mind on this. My university has the largest neuroscience facility on planet earth (EPFL). But I mean, I'm sure you know more than me

CStash android app (offline app)

>>58422631
this way you can´t have your password leak in any way besides a keylogger even if someone were to get the paper irl