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Frustrating, I thought they would have done security better than most given the type of information stored here. Does anyone know a decent password keeper? I h
by apapli 14y ago
Frustrating, I thought they would have done security better than most given the type of information stored here.
Does anyone know a decent password keeper? I have a list of logins/passwords for my key sites in a word .doc file stored locally, but given I have a work mac, home mac, tablet and iPhone it really is a pain to access the locally stored file.
I thought about saving this file on google drive, but their 2-factor auth doesn't seem to apply for drive (only gmail).
How do others do this - is there a way to store an encrypted file somewhere online, then typing in a known password to unencrypt / open it when I need to access it?
- firloop 14y agoLastPass offers everything that you're mentioning, plus 2-factor auth that integrates with the Google Authenticator app if you want. It's free if you use it on desktop with browser extensions, but costs $1/month for mobile. I would highly recommend checking it out. www.lastpass.com
- drivebyacct2 14y ago>I thought about saving this file on google drive, but their 2-factor auth doesn't seem to apply for drive (only gmail). Huh? All of Google's logins are through their single-sign-on. TFA protects everything. Also, please, just use LastPass. I don't know why everyone has it in their head that password managers are a hassle. It's literally easier than using the same password for everything AND more secure.