Do you use a password manager?
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I use PINS a old school password manager, not accessible from exterior sofware nor cloud based so very safe.
I don't use one but I'm considering it... I recently bought a new SSD (this model https://productz.com/en/sandisk-ssd-plus-480-gb/p/o8moE) and had to format my windows and all my data was lost. Since I didn't remember a few passwords I think a password manager would come in handy.
Can someone recommend some good ones?
Thanks
Can someone recommend some good ones?
Thanks
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I use a system based on the name of the website so that I can always work out what my password is.
I'm fucked if anyone ever learns this system because they could then use it to hack me on absolutely everything but hey, beats reusing the exact password.
I'm fucked if anyone ever learns this system because they could then use it to hack me on absolutely everything but hey, beats reusing the exact password.
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I use Keepass with the Kee browser extension on PC and Keepass2Android on my phone.
I sync them via sftp to my homeserver between the devices.
Works pretty well for me, but the sftp sync can sometimes be a little annyoing to setup.
I sync them via sftp to my homeserver between the devices.
Works pretty well for me, but the sftp sync can sometimes be a little annyoing to setup.
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