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I don't trust password managers at all. I ended up creating a trust-less password manager for myself (which generates passwords based on a master password and a
by HermanMartinus 5y ago
I don't trust password managers at all. I ended up creating a trust-less password manager for myself (which generates passwords based on a master password and a service name one-way hashed). You can check it out here (but probably don't use it, I don't want to be responsible for your password security): https://horuspass.com https://horuspass.com
- slightwinder 5y agoThat's not a password-manager, but a generator with it's own flaws. You must remember what type of password a service is using. If a password is leaked, you must remember the new master password. And it seems to not support crappy services with lenght&char-limit on passwords? So your actual password-manager is the place where you store these informations, probably your brain? Is there a browser-extension for your tool available? It seems more secure and convenient to integrate this generator directly into the browser. Just enter the masterpassword into the password-field, and let the password be generated in-place. Would remove some attack-vectors and speed up usage. Also, maybe then add some second master password as a general seed, to add personalization for every extension-user?