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What's in your opinion the best password protection app? (pref. free ) 

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what kind of apps are you talking about? password managers?  (like lastpass?)

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Just write all your passwords on a text file and then encrypt it and upload it to the cloud 

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23 minutes ago, Jake Madden said:

If you are indeed looking for a password manager, I highly recommend Keepass. 

I would agree.

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A pen and a paper.

And for the love of God, keep the paper on you at all times.

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16 minutes ago, Chevy_Monsenhor said:

A pen and a paper.

And for the love of God, keep the paper on you at all times.

This way, after someone hits you with a large rock, they can rummage through your pockets and then easily access everything of yours.

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Keepass. 100% local, not connected to the internet. Some options can make it even safer, like automatically closing it after x amount of time or using Secure Desktop for inputting your primary password, preventing crapware from eavesdropping on it (like keyloggers).


There are also apps for mobile that can read your encrypted database if you really need to use it on the go.

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Another vouch for Keepass.  Plus, it works on both Windows and Linux.

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14 hours ago, Levent said:

what kind of apps are you talking about? password managers?  (like lastpass?)

 

14 hours ago, Jake Madden said:

If you are indeed looking for a password manager, I highly recommend Keepass. 

 

13 hours ago, JSind11 said:

I would agree.

 

13 hours ago, TetraSky said:

Keepass. 100% local, not connected to the internet. Some options can make it even safer, like automatically closing it after x amount of time or using Secure Desktop for inputting your primary password, preventing crapware from eavesdropping on it (like keyloggers).


There are also apps for mobile that can read your encrypted database if you really need to use it on the go.

 

13 hours ago, geo3 said:

Keepass.

 

8 hours ago, Ithanul said:

Another vouch for Keepass.  Plus, it works on both Windows and Linux.

6 votes, I guess it has been decided. Thanks guys.

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4 hours ago, xenic said:

 

 

 

 

 

6 votes, I guess it has been decided. Thanks guys.

Just make sure you choose a strong master password (12 character minimum and no common dictionary words) and remember it.  Lose that one and you lose all. And if anyone cracks that one they've got them all.  

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