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I use the Stanford PwdHash extension, anyone else? I think it's a solid scheme for using unique passwords on every site, based on just having to remember at mi
by cypherpunks01 13y ago
I use the Stanford PwdHash extension, anyone else?
I think it's a solid scheme for using unique passwords on every site, based on just having to remember at minimum one input password.
http://pwdhash.com http://pwdhash.com
- JoeKM 13y agoI used to do this, but there are still so many annoying websites that require certain characters or maximum length, or other patterns, to your password. I would use a PwdHash for some websites and not for other websites, and then have to remember which sites I used PwdHash and which I didn't. I finally settled on 1Password for the iPhone. I don't remember any of my passwords. I unlock 1Password, find and reveal the password, and type it in. This allows me to have really complex and long passwords. I always have my phone on me, as I use 2-step authentication for every service that provides it. In the rare event I forget a password, I still have email fallback recovery.
- 6d0debc071 13y agoKeePass and a YubiKey.