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There also is a counter used for hashing. So for a new password you just increment the counter. Remembering the counter for every site sounds too complicated, b
by mrich 10y ago
There also is a counter used for hashing. So for a new password you just increment the counter. Remembering the counter for every site sounds too complicated, but you could store that in a file without losing much (any?) protection.
- StavrosK 10y agoYeah, but then you need to carry the file with you, opening it (especially on mobile) is super clunky, and when you get to a site that doesn't support numbers/letters/whatever that the generator uses, it's hell. I used to use that, but I switched to KeePass2 and it's much better.
- pipework 10y agoWouldn't you want to maybe... encrypt that file? Seems almost circular unless you use something like stenography to embed the data somewhere. I'm not personally too thrilled by a counter file to replace a different file, at that point I feel like I'm losing features.