How do you manage your passwords and login credentials?

I let my mom handle it for me

https://github.com/fcturner/passwords

The only free, secure, self-hosted, remotely accessible password store I have found.

This thing is good

https://jamespic.github.io/pwgen/

Brain cells

>>60600414
i have an algorithm for quickly generating a password in my head based on the name of the service. it's deterministic so I don't really have to remember shit except for the algorithm

>>60600414
A random rotation of ten random 32-character strings that I utilize both as my logins and my passwords.
This gives me 10!/8! = 90 login-password combinations that are easy to use and memorize.

keepassx2

>>60600414
Muscle memory.

Sucks when i have to use a different keyboard.

>>60600414
accounts.txt in C:\Users\Me\Documents\

>>60600545
This.

I tried pass but I couldn't make it work, not sure what I did wrong.

>>60600414
A book and in onenote before i write them. Not the most secure setup but it work i guess.

>>60600563
you need to have a certain Autism Quotient to be able to use pass, too bad

>>60600626
I knew I was missing something...

Just a fucking piece of Paper. Can't hack that shit.

QtPass.

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>>60600414
I remember my passwords and often use variations of the same one (+including the service name). For long, complicated passwords I write them down on a piece of paper. I honestly don't have that enough accounts to warrant using a password manager. If I were to go that route, I'd just use KeePassXC. That's the only sound option atm, imo

my brain and using the same password for eveything or a variation of that password, since I usually have to add a symbol, number, uppercase and all that stuff nowadays

>>60600776
>that enough accounts
*that many

>>60600776
>>60600787
My nigga

>>60600414
Enpass

pen and paper

>>60600414
i store them in a piece of paper i put up my ass

>>60600626
>>60600661
You can also just use a frontend like QtPass.

>>60600873
but then how do you remember where the pen and paper is??

>>60600900
I'm not an idiot.

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Master Password

>>60600921
How do you remember that? You very well could be an idiot that forgot what you are.

>>60600893
I was using QtPass, but it keeps asking me to create an user.

I use pass: https://www.passwordstore.org/

Basically I have a password store on my Raspberry Pi which I sync via Git (SSH) with all my devices (desktop, laptop, phone).

>he doesnt generate 20 random characters for every sign up

>>60600562
>accounts.txt in C:\Users\Me\Documents\
basically this but encrypted and xored

I don't. I only remember one password for my email. Whenever I want to login to some site, I use the "forgot my password" option and reset it to something random I don't care about.

3 security tier single password. Lowest tier - base, its for shitty sites i dont care for. Tier 2 - added security, for social networking and more somewhat important stuff. Tier 3 with even more features - emails. Theres also tier 4 - a completely different one for internet banking etc. Somewhat secure and easy to remember. No password manager botnet or not will ever be as convenient as this.

>>60600969
>20
>Not 64
May aswell just give the NSA your passwords at that point

>>60600947
It jsut werks for me, might be because I'm on KDE.

>>60601059
Mah nigga, nothing like a 256 bit password to make you feel safe and comfy.

>>60601083
I'll try again with the next update, shouldn't take long...

>>60601140
I think you should also have Kgpg installed too and set up a GPG key pair.

I don't, my assistant does.

pass with git to sync between machines.

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>>60600414
I use pic related.

>>60601158
How much do you roughly make per year?Career position?

>>60601229
nice theme friend

>>60600958
thanks family, just what i need.

>Compatible Clients

>The community has assembled an impressive list of clients and GUIs for various platforms:

> passmenu: an extremely useful and awesome dmenu script
> qtpass: cross-platform GUI client
> Android-Password-Store: Android app
> passforios: iOS app
> pass-ios: (older) iOS app
> passff: Firefox plugin
> browserpass: Chrome plugin
> Pass4Win: Windows client
> pext_module_pass: module for Pext
> gopass: Go GUI app
> upass: interactive console UI
> alfred-pass: Alfred integration
> pass-alfred: Alfred integration
> simple-pass-alfred: Alfred integration
> pass.applescript: OS X integration
> pass-git-helper: git credential integration
> password-store.el: an emacs package
> XMonad.Prompt.Pass: prompt for Xmonad

>>60600414
I write my passwords in Notepad and store it within a hidden folder.