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Mobile Password Managers BTFO 2017-02-28 10:51:33 Post No. 59171326
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>There are different policies for the generation of secure passwords. However, one of the biggest challenges is to memorize all these complex passwords. Password manager applications are a promising way of storing all sensitive passwords cryptographically secure. Accessing these passwords is only possible if the user enters a secret master password. At first sight, the requirements for a password manager application seem simple: Storing the passwords of a user centralized in a secure and confidential way. However, how is the reality on mobile, password manger applications, especially on Android?
https://team-sik.org/trent_portfolio/password-manager-apps/
>MyPasswords
>Informaticore Password Manager
>LastPass Password Manager
>Keeper Passwort-Manager
>F-Secure KEY Password Manager
>Dashlane Password Manager
>Hide Pictures Keep Safe Vault
>Avast Passwords
>1Password – Password Manager
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>>59171326
That pic is trash. Security via obscurity isn't "real security".
Use legitimate solutions like Veracrypt and such rather than using ancient jew mindtricks on file extensions and whatnot.
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shit site/10
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>>59171326
Encrypted file container (truecrypt veracrypt)
EDS Lite to unlock it on Android.
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>>59171326
I don't see keepass on there anywhere. Also, I only store my pr0n with keepsafe so no biggie. I already knew it wasnt that secure.
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>>59171380
it's not for keeping valuable information from an attacker, it's for hiding your 10GB futa doujin collection from your sister
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>>59171326
>"the code would look like this"
>calling commands "code"
>ever
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>>59174152
>only 10GB
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>>59174152
>hiding a 10GB futa doujin collection
>in a single RAR file
wew lad
>needing to hide your pictures from your sister
>not using FDE and a password on your user account
???
Whenever someone says that they have to hide something from their family members, I assume that they're horribly underage, as they don't have their own machine.
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>>59171326
what the fuck is wrong with simple pen and paper?
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>>59171326
That picture is retarded.
>Password managers
KeePass is the only good password manager. Onlile/cloud one are botnet stupid NSA-kissing insecure solutions.
If you want cloud-like features, store KeePass master file in dropbox or similar. It's encripted so it's fine.
>Hide files from people
Basic computer security: Have 3 accounts: one admin, one for you (no admin rights) that is crypted, and one that is no password (still no admin rights) for other peoples i case they need to use your machine.
Also, use full drive encryption with OPAL (get a TCG 2.0 module).
Also, use 2fa on every accounts. Get a fido key.
That website is crap.
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I create a new folder. Dump everything I want to hide into it and change the folder permissions and owner user. You would then need the master password to access the files
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