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If you don't trust password managers you're trusting something else. You have to take that into consideration and weight in versus your threat model. And you p
by dyingkneepad 5y ago
If you don't trust password managers you're trusting something else. You have to take that into consideration and weight in versus your threat model.
And you probably don't even need to trust a password manager with every password you have, you can keep just the random 200+ logins you probably have for weird websites. And keep banking, emailing and the other important stuff away from it. Also, you don't even need to have your password manager store the actual passwords there, you could "pepper" what is stored so you transform it after you paste it to the website.
- b3morales 5y agoOne word about peppering, keep the inevitable future in mind and strongly consider ensuring your transform is available to whoever will be managing your affairs after you shuffle off. Keeping it with a lawyer or in a safe deposit box, perhaps. Source: helped deal with an uncle's many, many digital resources after he passed unexpectedly.