You do have a way to manage your passwords user. R-right ?
You do have a way to manage your passwords user. R-right ?
Levi Peterson
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Henry Anderson
Gray matter.
Colton Butler
Absolutely!
pwsafe.org
Jose Davis
I have an encrypted file with all my passwords. I use GPG with a passphrase.
Never use twice the same password, unless if it's for websites that doesn't matter.
Ryder Peterson
pass
Nicholas Moore
KeepassXC is great.
Ryan Scott
>there are "computer savvy" people in 2018 who use the same 2-3 passwords for EVERYTHING and then use dictionary-crackable stuff for the few sites requiring legit passwords
Password managers + difficult/random passwords are the only "placebo" (aka not a placebo at all) that's truly worth falling for, tech-wise.
Noah Brooks
>dictionary-crackable stuff
>random passwords
Consider you have a passphrase of ~30 caracters. It's not random at all, it's a phrase that makes sense, like
> I really love chocolate cakes.
How secure it is ? Even if it makes sense, it probably can't be brute forced.
Charles Murphy
>You do have a way to manage your passwords user. R-right ?
Yeah, a textfile full of usernames and passwords for each online alias
Hunter Myers
i can't forget my passwords because i am too smart
Sebastian Ross
>plaintext
Some malware from your browser can read the contents and upload it to wherever.
Christopher Reed
Right, these are burner accounts.
Joshua Perez
i have a photographic memory and don't trust third parties with my personal information so i just memorize the different passwords to my 57 or so online logins
Joseph Allen
Actually, I had an idea recently, it goes like this.
Each password is a hash value of a unique file, stored locally, process the correct file for the correct hash value when needed, copy, and paste.
John Price
your passwords are 'dictionary crackable' if they're based on things from your life like pet name, favorite show etc, right?
Carson James
use ButterCup, it does not reveal websites and usernames in archive files in plain text
buttercup.pw
Elijah Campbell
I just use the same password everywhere because I stopped caring when databases from very big companies were getting leaked daily. If someone wants my account they'll get it.
Adrian Butler
thoughts on password card for remembering passwords?
passwordcard.org
Nolan Perez
Use post-it and hide it.
Caleb Walker
>security through obscurity
Just use an open-source password manager.
Nicholas Lee
Sure, the process could be automated.
But separating the actual data from the management program is my goal here, also harnessing my meme folder for security purposes.
Joseph Campbell
buttercup is open source
Alexander King
Adrian James
Just use the forgot password every time you login so you only have to remember your email password.
Justin Sullivan
I use keepass.
Carson Moore
i only have one password
Brandon Williams
Also anyone else unable to upload the gif version of OP's pic?
Cooper Jones
Yes, my brain.
Most my passwords are segments of code which makes it easy to remember, long, full of symbols, etc.
I keep a KeePass for other people's passwords that I have to use from time to time because i'm not remembering their random shit.
Levi Jackson
Yeah, I remember them.