Password Keeping Software

[Yamanox]

So I just watched the latest WAN show archive and now am looking for a software for saving passwords since Linus said people who use google are stupid (oops). Does anyone have any suggestions on what software I should be using? Thanks in advance.

[AlwaysFSX]

Going to be honest, you're probably better off writing them down and storing it somewhere safe. All software can be broken, it's a lot harder to find a piece of paper hidden somewhere.

[Yamanox]

Probably, just not as convenient,I'm curious on what they're using in the office

[GER_T4IGA]

keepass

 

[Guest]

I just don't store any personal information on my computer. I also never use paypal or things like that. Not even pictures of myself/friends. Security is all relative. How much can you loose when your computer/accounts get hacked, and how much would protection cost.

 

When I am walking on the street with 15 armed guards protecting me, I am secure. But if I only have 5 euro's in my pocket, it's overkill. And we would all be dead if an airplane crashed on us all...

[Kaleshi]

Write them down on paper and keep it safe, but also use something like LastPass.

[Energycore]

I just remember them personally. My passwords are all mnemonics in the likes of "fuckhavingtorememberpasswords" (not actually that one, don't even try) so I don't have it hard to remember them.

[fps_shooter117]

21 hours ago, Energycore said:

I just remember them personally. My passwords are all mnemonics in the likes of "fuckhavingtorememberpasswords" (not actually that one, don't even try) so I don't have it hard to remember them.

Yeah I tried that and then realized, I just learnt java, android uses java, I can write a program that can generate a password based on username and a password.

The idea was

• so long as I enter the same info on each field I get the same password
• I have a different password for every account
• I only remember 4 (personal, education, outlook, work login)
• It does not store anything on the computer.
• passwords were hard to remember and looks like gibberish

It works really well except when it runs into places like outlook where you can have special characters but not certain ones. In the end it is up to you on what you use because passwords if not by breaking the manager then it could be broken by key logger and any human point in the security.

watch the video in the article

[Energycore]

2 hours ago, fps_shooter117 said:

Yeah I tried that and then realized, I just learnt java, android uses java, I can write a program that can generate a password based on username and a password.

The idea was

• so long as I enter the same info on each field I get the same password
• I have a different password for every account
• I only remember 4 (personal, education, outlook, work login)
• It does not store anything on the computer.
• passwords were hard to remember and looks like gibberish

It works really well except when it runs into places like outlook where you can have special characters but not certain ones. In the end it is up to you on what you use because passwords if not by breaking the manager then it could be broken by key logger and any human point in the security.

watch the video in the article

Holy shit that sounds like something I both could do and would love to have. Thanks!