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I'm using pass[1] for storing all my passwords using GPG. All my passwords are generated randomly to include capitalized letters, numbers and symbols at a lengh
by robinhoodexe 12y ago
I'm using pass[1] for storing all my passwords using GPG. All my passwords are generated randomly to include capitalized letters, numbers and symbols at a lenght of 32.
Example: vKP5M['SJo%Y~4r~`Fu$^39W_5:N^[R$
Furthermore, the password store is syntronized to my raspberry pi (acting as a home server, among many things) using git and a private bitbucket repo so I can easily SSH into it from iOS in order to get a password.
I find this way of managing my passwords both highly secure and pretty convinient, given a terminal window is always within my reach.
[1]http://www.zx2c4.com/projects/password-store/ http://www.zx2c4.com/projects/password-store/
- drcongo 12y agoOnly as secure as Bitbucket though?
- robinhoodexe 12y agoOn Bitbucket I only store the encrypted passwords, so unless they tinker with whatever is on their servers, I'm good. Making a simple script to check the hashes of the files would be rather simple as well. In theory I could use dropbox instead of Bitbucket.