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If you're a small operation it's not stupid to keep your passwords in a google spreadsheet. Google accounts are seeing attempted cracks 24/7 for the last fifte
by entropicgravity 4y ago
If you're a small operation it's not stupid to keep your passwords in a google spreadsheet. Google accounts are seeing attempted cracks 24/7 for the last fifteen years (or more) by nation states and it's been a long time since any of their accounts have been hacked. Remember when someone spliced their optical fiber under the Atlantic Ocean? That's what Google is up against.
If you follow this. Keep your passwords in triplicate because if you fat finger the mouse over a cell it can evaporate (experience speaking here). Three copies means very little chance of losing a password. And keep a backup of course.
Share the spreadsheet among your team. It's very easy to add and delete users.
Yes I know this seems cheezy but sometimes the simplest way is the best. Good for up to about ten team members in my experience.
- ahofmann 4y agoI think that is dangerous advice. It's easier to use Bitwarden, or KeePassXC in Google Drive, than a spreadsheet where you have to follow such rules. And the former ist much more secure against a lot of mistakes and attacks.