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> I don't memorize any passwords except for one - the master password for KeePass So if a single password is compromised, all of your randomly generated passwo
by DerpDerpDerp 13y ago
> I don't memorize any passwords except for one - the master password for KeePass
So if a single password is compromised, all of your randomly generated passwords are compromised? So what kind of password do you use for the keyring that you believe is better than memorizing a chain of words?
For reference, my longest pass phrase is a story constructed around ~30 random words, which using equivalency above, is about ~60 random characters. I don't have to rely on a password manager to keep it safe via a (probably weaker) password.
Anything beyond that is simply done via carrying a physical device with a key on it.
- ye 13y ago@DerpDerpDerp The only way my single password can be compromised is if I get infected with a keylogger. In which case all my passwords would be compromised either way. This is still infinitely better than having insecure passwords stored in your head. Plus, how many passwords can you remember? I have around 50 entries in KeePass for all kinds of online services. There's no way I can remember that many different passwords.