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I use Lastpass, but got paranoid (and will forever be) about someone hacking it. I developed my own command line tool that doesnt use the internet for anything,
by a_lifters_life 10y ago
I use Lastpass, but got paranoid (and will forever be) about someone hacking it. I developed my own command line tool that doesnt use the internet for anything, albeit its much less convenient for me when at work, but gives me piece of mind that its no longer an attack vector (unless someone gets through my workstation).
- veddox 10y agoBy "commandline tool" do you mean a password encryption program? Implementing your own cryptographic procedures is highly inadvisable (unless you're an expert in the field). If you're not storing particularly sensitive data you should be fine with a homebrew application, otherwise, you probably ought to use something else. Keepass is pretty good security-wise; it is open source and widely used and does not rely on any network connections.
- a_lifters_life 10y ago'''Keepass is pretty good security-wise; it is open source and widely used and does not rely on any network connections.'' neither does mine.