> I also use a label maker to fix the login credentials for shared computers on the backside of their keyboards. That's not terrible, depends on the level of p

> I also use a label maker to fix the login credentials for shared computers on the backside of their keyboards. That's not terrible, depends on the level of physical security you have > which I then print and post on the wall by my monitor. That's pretty bad any any passing person or camera can see them > Both. I like to keep a file in notepad updated with all my corporate passwords That's the worst of your 3 methods though, but for many attacks is more secure in practice than using chrome/google sharing, especially if the file isn't called "password.txt" or similar.