How do you store your passwords?
 

How do you store your passwords? If you are like me you have so many, You can't remember them all.

I have stickies plastered all over the wall

gmail, regstrars and server i always type, the rest i let firefox remember for me

LastPass.com! Great password vault with 2-factor authentication and works across all devices :thumbsup

I use KeyFox
But lately have switched to multi word passwords and use a txt file.

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Roboform FTW! :pimp

Absolutely, 100% agreed. And it does a whole lot more than passwords. I use it for secure/encrypted notes regarding our servers, credit details, business info, or just about anything I need at the click of a button. And I like the fact it is stored securely on YOUR computer and not in a 3rd party cloud (unless you use the cloud services, of course).

+1 roboform!

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I use LastPass even though I am not sure I trust it fully.
I mean if someone hijacked my password and I was away from the PC they could see every password I have in about 2 clicks my going to the vault.
I also allow Chrome or Firefox to remember passwords although again I don't trust that because I know if someone accessed your PC they could easily find your unencrypted passwords.

I would love for someone to tell me how LastPass is so secure because I just don't think I get it.

Oh, I also have a file on my PC called passwords.txt. I keep it in my downloads folder.
People tell me if I use torrents I shouldn't do this but it's ok because I only share one folder, not my entire hard drive,

lastpass ...

Have you enabled two-factor authentication and auto-logout on exit? Two-factor helps if you're lazy to change the primary password on a regular basis and auto-logout or timed-logout helps if you step away from the computer.

Lol, Roboform and it's not even close!

No neither as far as I am aware..

Simple text document stored in my anti virus security vault, don't trust browsers, 3rd party services, clouds etc... to store my info. :2 cents:

But you trust your anti virus despite when you get a virus your anti virus is the first thing that goes down the shitter..

If you ever got a virus you will know your antivirus will fail.

Have never gotten a virus with BitDefender and Vault is local encrypted on computer not off in a cloud somewhere where it can be accessed. Have hundreds of logins from the last 14 years saved in it.

Dashlane, syncs with all my devices and computers. Used to use LastPass but upgraded.

I store them on this little doohickey I bought at a garage sale.


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Ok I have an issue with this.

Irrespective of whether you got a virus with bitdefender sometimes viruses are there and you can't see them, neither can your antivirus.

You say Lastpass Vault is encrypted on your PC and you have 100's of logins.

Would this protect you if someone took control of your PC, ie: they could see exactly what you see and can control the same files and folders you can?

1password, syncs my Mac, windows, Android and iOS devices using Dropbox.

How do you take control of something not connected to the internet?
Don't use lastpass got me confused with someone else.

Used to use Gater back in the day njow I justt use basic Windows.. pw keeper..

Sorry man, now you have lost me.

If a user hijacks your PC they see everything you see right?

So if the user that access your PC looks at your vault they will see all your passwords will they not?

If I was using one computer yes. I'm using 3. Desktop for work. Laptop for mobile use and another desktop strictly for important file storage not connected to internet, movies, pics, legal docs, logins etc... anything I don't feel safe putting out in a cloud with a third party.

I use last pass with auto-log out, 2 step auth, and also require that the IP to login is my ip, i use a vpn that I am hosting myself so the ip remain same whereever i am/with what ever device i use.

I would never trust a text file on a computer, way too many virus are around that can steal all your document in 1 second.

I would never trust a encrypted file container, imagine, there is a virus that lock your computer you would lose the password.

I would never trust dropbox for anything other then file sharing.

I would never put password on my anti-virus as when there is exploit around and you get infected it is the first thing that get disabled.

I won't say i'm 100% safe with lastpass, but I am much more comfortable using lastpass then any alternative. I love to only have to remember one single password.

I also have paper copy of my last pass vault just in case as we never know..

As for BitDefender, when checking malware hunter website that post detected virus on virustotal, most of the time, ill actually say all the time, it is never bitdefender detecting a virus first. They are always very late on virus detection. Take care with it thinking your invinsible.

I though about only paper / postit.. but my last pass has over 200 accounts saved in(I use it since many years!!!)... am i gonna carry my paper/postit all the time with me when i am on the road/traveling??? I like that my pass are saved into my android, windows pc, tablet..

Every domain I have has a extra file on there called PasswordsUsedOnThisDomainWithAssociatedSponsors.ph p

It`s so long, you have to be a smart guy to figure it out...

Maybe i should delete this post...... Oohh wait, what does this button do?

I just reset each time.

LOL!

I put all mine on Instagram.
That's safe, right? :)

I recommend Portadi, a good automated login service, have most of my login registered there and it works like a charm.

I have a good memory !

same here..

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1Password for all devices :thumbsup

Yes! Quite a good one. The best way is to just remember them all. Come on, you can do it. :winkwink:

Roboform for a decade or so at this point.

I have Chrome save them then I have a backup that is just a big excel file that I keep on a USB drive.

lastpass feat. a nice little algorithm in my head to make all of them individual so lastpass is only for laziness reasons

Also use this... very nice

lastpass here.... thinking of getting premium

Another vote for Roboform.

Enigma +1 gigggidy gigggidy gigggidy

KeePass2

In the paper notebook.

Lastpass premium. FTW

Another vote for Roboform. It's secure on you local device (unless as mentioned you use their cloud service, which I don't) Also as someone previously mentioned it does a lot more than just store passwords. I'd say it's my #1 productivity tool, don't know what I'd do without it!

Completely, just make sure no one follows you....
And hide the .com or .xxx behind the sponsor, that really makes things much complicated