Is KeePassXC a good password manager? Any other recommendations?

single point of failure

>>61906416
What other solution do you have smartass?
It's not realistic to have and remember shitload of passwords for all your websites without password manager.
Using the same password for everything is much more insecure than keeping keepass database with multiple passwords.
I'm not autistic enough to note all my passwords on paper and read it from there every single time.

>>61906471
Not him but you must have a pretty shit memory if you can't even remember your own password.

How do you breathe?

>>61906471
have a system for creating passwords that you can follow to find your password for a certain site but without introducing a single point of failure (the master password in the case of the password manager)

>>61906471
OP here, I agree with you. In the past I was saving all my passwords in a .txt document but I thought I needed an upgrade.
That's why I asked for recomendations.

>>61906298
no, kpcli

>>61906497
my company requires me to have 50+ passwords for the ssh keys that we use on our clients servers
and no, i can't have to same password on all of them or use some retarded shit like "companyXpassword..."

sha256(fullname + passphrase + sitename)

Not as secure as a proper password manager but very portable as it only requires a SHA-256 hashing utility.

>>61906298
Literally no reason to use this over KeepassX

>>61906912
KeePassX is not updating regularly anymore... Besides, KeePassX has less features than KeePassXC

Bitwarden

why not use the regular Keepass? Are you retarded?

What's wrong with plain old keepass?

>>61906298
>using a program to store your passwords

>>61906497
>using one universal password
>not using multiple different passwords that are atleast randomized and 32 characters long
kys

>>61906298
pass, it's a shell script which manages gpg-encrypted passwords so in case the manager itself falls off the face of the earth you still have access to your passwords.

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>>61906853
duckduckgo can hash

Use a gpg encrypted file instead

>>61906497
normalfag detected

>>61906298
Keepass is great with the firefox integration. The Firefox integration is going to be downgraded soon, so I don't know how that will work out.