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> It's also unlikely that somebody memorized 20 random characters. I routinely memorized 15 character random passwords until I switched to bitwarden, 20 doesn'
by alsobrsp 3y ago
> It's also unlikely that somebody memorized 20 random characters.
I routinely memorized 15 character random passwords until I switched to bitwarden, 20 doesn't seem out of bounds. Now, with bitwarden, I have no idea what any of my passwords are.
- septune 3y agoI did this too, now i generate a random pwd long as hell and i do a pwd recovery when i have to log-in so i don’t have to store them anywhere. My master pwd is my email pwd based on a mail server i operate. Yes paranoid is my second name.
- jadtz 3y agoSo now you only memorize one 15 character random password for your bitwarden, is this the way to go? I am new to password managers.
- mock-possum 3y agoThat’s the idea yeah - you have one long high entropy password that you use to unlock all your others. Then you only need to remember one thing. In my case, this isn’t my literal password, but it’s very similar to: “These420HugeWhiteBadgers1984” Which is secure enough, easy to enter, and easy to remember.