KeeperSecurity.com is the WORST website to store your passwords, and here's why...

[Centurius]

48 minutes ago, ThomasD said:

Hundreds of passwords?  Really? 

 

I thought I had a lot.

 

But, if you do have that many passwords, and also do store them at one site you probably don't risk much if a few of them are potentially valuable - you've hidden some needles in a big stack of needles.

Yeah, just checked up on it. Lastpass currently has 350 passwords. That's not counting the ones for which I have memorized passphrases which are about 15 and thus not stored in Lastpass.

[ThomasD]

14 minutes ago, Centurius said:

Yeah, just checked up on it. Lastpass currently has 350 passwords. That's not counting the ones for which I have memorized passphrases which are about 15 and thus not stored in Lastpass.

You need to get out more.

[Sentryy]

4 hours ago, Ryan_Vickers said:

well if its a real physical sticky note inside the case, it can't be that hard to track down... I mean, it's not like there's that many hiding spots!

I hide it in my alienware alpha; it is a really good place.

[Glenwing]

12 hours ago, Mr.Meerkat said:

Well they are the admins/hosts of the service so I'm not actually too surprised how they can just delete account without your password...this is like how LTT admins/Mods change things like your signature (this had happened to be because I was a tool and didn't read the COC so had it bigger than size 14...) or my school IT technicians can create accounts and delete them at their discretion...  

I think what he means is that literally anyone could have had them delete his account if they had his email; the chat rep didn't do anything to verify that he was the owner of the account.

[DebatED Nothing]

19 hours ago, Jirne said:

I use 24-character randomized passwords... A different one for eah websie, are you saying "just remember them all"?

But why? a) many websites limit you to 16 characters b) a 24 character random symbol password is pretty much the same difficulty to crack as a 24 character combination of words with symbol replacements c) no one is going to hack you, and if they do it won't involve guessing your password, it will be a data breach or an exploit most likely.

[Sir Asvald]

I don't need to store my passwords  or write them down. Because if I forget them, I click on the "forgot password" and I get an email to reset them. I have remember at least 5 different passwords which 15 characters long. 

[Jirne]

15 hours ago, ThomasD said:

Hundreds of passwords?  Really? 

 

I thought I had a lot.

 

But, if you do have that many passwords, and also do store them at one site you probably don't risk much if a few of them are potentially valuable - you've hidden some needles in a big stack of needles.

I don't have my gmail and school password in there for example (or steam or anything important) just a bunch of shit that I really realy can't be bothered remembering because I need them for this one specific class in school or for this oe program or one game or,.... If you use enough bullshit programms you'll have enough bullshit passwords

[Mr.Meerkat]

11 hours ago, Glenwing said:

I think what he means is that literally anyone could have had them delete his account if they had his email; the chat rep didn't do anything to verify that he was the owner of the account.

Ah fair enough, that would be a completely different scenario  

[nekomata]

On 4/21/2016 at 8:19 PM, ThomasD said:

Just don't forget your spouse's birthday and your life will be ok.

If you forgot that then there's a bigger problem ahead