Do you trust it /g/? What if it's servers are hacked and

>>62228172
>implying I dont use keepass
still sucks ass but I trust it more than the literal datamining shitfest lastpass is.

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>>62228172
>What if it's servers are hacked
Encrypted

>details compromised
See above.

>Isn't it better to just remember your passwords?
Yes

Retard.

>>62228190
How do you sync passwords between your computer and phone with keepass?

>>62228209
Dropbox, but keep a keyfile on a flashdrive, phone and main PC.

>>62228222
Sounds more troublesome then remembering a bunch of passwords...

>>62228203
Yes... corporate data leaks exist only in the minds of retards. Smart people need help remembering their passwords. Storing them in a web-facing database is statistically much safer than a sticky note. And only idiots write their passwords on sticky notes.

>>62228232
Well, I'm a dumbass and remembering a bunch of randomly generated passwords is gonna fuck me over one day.

>>62228172
Try S10 Password Vault.

Free, easy, secure.

i wonder if there was some way i could have a relatively complex password that i could somehow remember, and then somehow modify it for each service so that it's somehow still complex but is unique for each service and i can still remember it. boy do i wonder...