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Given the possibility of software failure, would it be wise to use multiple password managers? I have the feeling this is a .45 vs 9mm question that doesn't hav
by ghastmaster 7y ago
Given the possibility of software failure, would it be wise to use multiple password managers? I have the feeling this is a .45 vs 9mm question that doesn't have a real answer. More software exposes risk of data being exposed vs redundancy. I do not use software managers. I use a password protected spreadsheet(100 passwords). I hope they are safely encrypted.
- zndr 7y agoA seccond PW manager? Not necessary, an offline backup? Great idea. Most PW managers allow you to export in some way shape or form. Doing so and encrypting said file is a great idea, but also something that's hard to do enough for most people that I don't have a good solution.
- ghastmaster 7y agoExcellent points.