Whats the best USB password manager?
So far KeyPass looks good because its not
>subscription only
Whats the best USB password manager?
William Garcia
Owen Morris
your brain
pen and paper
>trusting any software or hardware with your passwords
Matthew Young
>pen and paper
bro i have email and passwords written down under every website on my iphone
>at least no one can read it if I just drop it
and
>trusting your brain to remember passwords
Ryan King
I use a password manager called "pass". It stores passwords in plain text files which are encrypted with PGP.
Jason Nelson
Zachary Price
>he doesnt have a notepad/pen next to his pc to keep his passwords safe
Ryder Fisher
This is meme advice. When you've got passowords that look like this }®r"ÙµkI6ÀåÂùkzoìV¿wZ×dÅûtªÑ-èÉGÆ>·dí»£#ÙçCo¨ÉÏ"ñ#z3á*½9]«¯¦±»4_¥x%ÿ;o0=fOR¾/UJ%)uÇ`*O")ýWÇÒ+ÚÒ>÷ëBcfÉ;ë@ÔFÂ\aÁÜ#áño"Rþë&r¿!O]^¢ pen and paper just doesn't cut it.
Owen Thomas
Encrypt a text file or use KeePass. Anything closed source of sends your information over the internet (for their "sync to other devices" feature) is a big no go for me.
KeePass is simple enough. You can read through the source code. But buying a cheap flash drive and keeping an encrypted txt file on it is really no different.
William Wright
seconding this
Landon Butler
>Password manager
t. Brainlet