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I think I need that for myself: still scared I'll forget a password or passkey somewhere, or forget what that one really long password is for.
by joelhaasnoot 15y ago
I think I need that for myself: still scared I'll forget a password or passkey somewhere, or forget what that one really long password is for.
- darklajid 15y agoI recently began trusting KeyPass with my credentials. It uses two mechanisms to protect my details: - a secret key file (backed up on an usb stick and on dropbox). If you steal my keypass db you need this file as well - a ridiculously long sentence that I can never forget for various reasons as a passphrase. It's plain text, so probably everything in there is in a dictionary, but - good luck trying to figure this out. With this set up I'm relaxing now. I know that I ~cannot~ lose access or forget my passwords :)
- markbao 15y agoMe too. But if it has a password on it, you'll be protecting your password with another password. If it's just an obfuscated, unprotected URL, then you're going to have to store the obfuscated URL somewhere safe. I think this only works if you want to give credentials once to someone while still knowing when those credentials are being given, unfortunately :(