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I use KeePass (MacPass on OS X). It's open source and saves to a single encrypted file. I stick it in Dropbox and it's available everywhere I need.
by z1mm32m4n 10y ago
I use KeePass (MacPass on OS X). It's open source and saves to a single encrypted file. I stick it in Dropbox and it's available everywhere I need.
- CaptSpify 10y agoOn linux, I use KeePassX. It's basically the same thing IIUC. I sync mine via an svn repo.
- WorldMaker 10y agoI use a small constellation of context-specific KeePass files (Work versus Home, for example) as the overall huge number of password groups ("folders") started to get hard to manage, and I also wanted to start better managing the specific devices with access to some of the files. I had been using various combos of Dropbox/OneDrive to sync several of my primary files, but recently moved to Resilio Sync (formerly known as Bittorrent Sync) Encrypted Share folders because I can have "dumb nodes" that can share the "torrent" of the encrypted share folder but not access the internals (individual files), such as an always available VPS in the cloud somewhere.