what is a good solution for password managment Sup Forums?
Since you're supposed to use different passwords for different services is your brain still the best method to store passwords?
What is a good solution for password managment Sup Forums?
Jose Cruz
Other urls found in this thread:
wiki.archlinux.org
twitter.com
Ryder Williams
yubikey
Grayson James
what if you want to use your password on an android device though?
Levi Evans
A notebook.
Samuel Nelson
Just use Keepass. Or write your own using the 10,000 different encryption algorithms that are lying around and sufficiently secure.
Kayden Allen
A text file encrypted with gpg.
Julian Martinez
does Keepass have a server client I could throw onto my server to access it from multiple devices
Matthew Young
Txt document that is luks encrypted until I need it.
Jayden Young
a jeypep
Anthony Collins
wiki.archlinux.org
Also, who is this anime?
Oliver Bailey
What about pass? You run it at command line with the -c argument and it copies the password to clipboard, then you paste wherever you need. It has an app in f-droid if I'm not mistaken.
Aaron Clark
I store passwords in my testicles
Andrew Long
Tanaka-kun
i'll check it out, is there a windumb version?
John Edwards
>pen
>paper
>your brain
fight me
Ethan Walker
Stop using my brain, faggot.
Blake Campbell
Text file.
If you have Vim >7.4.401:
:set cryptmethod=blowfish2
:X
Done and done.
Nathan Watson
Also make sure you :w
Cooper Roberts
>fight me
Scissors.
Wyatt Bell
Keepass
>Cross platform
>Multiple implementations
>Importers/Exporters for other common formats
Chase Stewart
:w
Samuel Morales
Brain training
Isaac Evans
use one safe password base for each service and then add some chars depending on service e.g.
v2,facebook,*0s
v2,gayporn,*0s
lol
Julian Clark
but all my passwords
cheating cunt
Hunter Wright
Get the yubikey that supports NFC
Jonathan Ward
...
Jayden Long
All my passwords are generated and stored in cloud with military grade encryption and firewalls.
Gavin Cox
>military grade
i know you are not serious, but this triggers me anyway
Noah Robinson
> your password cannot be longer than 16 characters
> your password cannot contain spaces
> your password cannot contain special characters (e.g. $, %)
> for some services base have to be different
> fuck it, set random password and each time use forgot password
David Jackson
I always take long words and just put numbers and _ inside.