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> A good password manager > a password manager solves the problem Sorry but as a software developer myself, I can't trust a piece of software to store all my
by grishka 5y ago
> A good password manager
> a password manager solves the problem
Sorry but as a software developer myself, I can't trust a piece of software to store all my passwords and thus be a single point of failure for my entire digital life.
> This is false. I know many people who share computers.
With a single OS user account? Even android tablets these days come with multi-user support.
> I treat all my computers as shared even though they are not; it's safer that way.
Do you not have a password, and preferably full-disk encryption, on them?
- thrwyoilarticle 5y agoAs a software engineer you should know that you could use multiple redundant open source password managers with your password database backed up multiple times and remove your current single point of failure (your memory).
- skinkestek 5y agoIdeally Bitwarden, Keepass or what have you should be printed on a piece of paper and put in a safe. If anyone gets access to my weapon safe I got bigger problems to think about (no, not the weapon(s) but whatever has caused the situation.)