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Or, instead, you simply get yourself a copy of Password Gorilla ( https://github.com/zdia/gorilla/wiki https://github.com/zdia/gorilla/wiki ) and let it both ge
by pwg 16y ago
Or, instead, you simply get yourself a copy of Password Gorilla ( https://github.com/zdia/gorilla/wiki https://github.com/zdia/gorilla/wiki ) and let it both generate truly random passwords for each service and securely store all those unique, truly random, passwords for you.
- torstesu 16y agoTrue! Personally, i prefer remembering them by heart as i often need to access services from different devices, e.g. my smartphone. But for users not in the need of mobility, Password Gorilla will suffice.
- pwg 16y agoAs soon as a full Tcl/Tk environment is available on Android, Password Gorilla should run on an Android smartphone. Not there yet, but someday it will happen.
- ralphc 16y agoAgree. On any given day I'm using so many devices at work, home, trying out Live CD's, etc. that I need some algorithm that I can just memorize and type in.
- Andrenid 16y agoI do random-generated passwords for important things like root accounts, FTP accounts, and business-related email accounts, but then use a formula similar to the one in the first post for every-day stuff like forums, web apps, gmail, etc, so I can type them in from memory when i'm using them multiple times a day. Oh, and KeePass (on my Android phone, Macbook, and home Win 7 PC) + Dropbox = heaven. The whole idea of a multi-platform password store with it's actual database file kept in Dropbox (or similar) is something i've been dreaming of and begging for, for years.