If I use Keepass and store the database on Google Drive, is that

>>59725335
If you are going to do that, just use lastpass.

Kinda defeats the main benefit of kepass

Just use masterpassword

>>59725335
>2017
>not using masturmeme
http://masterpasswordapp.com/

>>59725335
No problem, the file itself is always crypted.

>>59725359
It's not the same at all


http://keepass.info/download.html

>>59725335
it's fine as long as you use a keyfile and keep that key file offline. Never store that in google drive.

Worse comes to worse someone has your password database, but no way to get into it.

>>59725335
What this anon said >>59725413

>>59725408
backing up to gdrive == using an online password manager

from a security standpoint anyway.

kepass is a good offline manager

>>59725434
Surely it has to be more secure?
The passwords aren't on a site specifically for passwords, so for someone to access the file they would have to know to target my GDrive specifically

>>59725434

non, it's fundamentally different, go read up on the keepass website.

>>59725472

the password file is always encrypted, it's only decrypted in your local memory so it really does not matter if people get hands on it, they can't decrypt it.