I started using KeePassX because it was a good cross-platform way to store my passwords. I'd had a couple cases where a password had simply gone -missing- for m

I started using KeePassX because it was a good cross-platform way to store my passwords. I'd had a couple cases where a password had simply gone -missing- for me, so I figured it was time to put all my eggs in one basket and try to not drop that. I figured it was less of a security vulnerability than reusing the same password a bunch of times. I've currently got the kbd file up on the internet at large, in case my house burns down. I figure it'll make HN if the .kbd files are ever found to be hackable, right? It's a sort of wishful, hopeful approach to password security, really.