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Instead of doing something like this, why not give Password Gorilla ( https://github.com/zdia/gorilla/wiki https://github.com/zdia/gorilla/wiki ) a try? It wil
by pwg 16y ago
Instead of doing something like this, why not give Password Gorilla ( https://github.com/zdia/gorilla/wiki https://github.com/zdia/gorilla/wiki ) a try? It will let you create completely random unique passwords for each site instead of having one fixed component (which if it ever gets out allows someone to quite easily guess the remaining passwords).
Plus if you use multiple computers, it will let you keep your passwords file synchronized between the multiple computers.
- jaysonelliot 16y agoI don't like to use password storage systems - not because I'm worried about their security, so much as being worried about not having access to them. If I am using someone else's iPad, let's say, and need to get into a site, I want to be able to remember my passwords. I've thought about something like a Vigenere cipher on a piece of paper that I keep in my wallet, but I can't imagine remembering passwords without resorting to the "cheat sheet."
- pwg 16y agoBut, keep in mind that if you are using someone else's computer, then you are totally at the mercy of their security or lack thereof. If they happen to have a trojan key-logger on their system, then you've just been owned. If they happen to have installed a key-logger for the purpose of obtaining your password, you've just been owned.