What password manager is Jow Forums approved?

What password manager is Jow Forums approved?
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keepassxc

I use app.keeweb.info.

>What password manager is Jow Forums approved?

Bitwarden

Bitwarden
KeePass is a shit meme

Pen and paper secured in a physical location.

having an IQ above 100 and being able to remember things
you should try it sometime

I write them down on a piece of paper with a few changes that I can remember.

Why would I remember dozens of 30 digit passwords to webshops I only order from a couple of times in my life?

That's fine too.
But typing them over can be more work than copy-pasting from a password manager.

BitWarden is literally the best you would have.

Bitwarden

if you can remember all your passwords then you either dont use very many sites or they aren't safe

> giving your passwords to some botnet malware.

C-x C-f ~/passwords.gpg

Is the only based password manager.

I just use password 123 for every website

> not storing passwords in a GPG encrypted text file
> giving your passwords to a botnet "manager"

Diceware and your brain

fpbp

pass

there's nothing better than 1p.

keep ass sex does this for you and doesn't connect to any servers.

KeePass + a piece of notebook paper

How do I make a good password?

I just use lastpass

Lastpass

>LastPass
>Jow Forums approved
You're kidding right?

KeepAssXC or some iteration of Keepass has always been the go-to one.

>storing your passwords on NSA servers
>Jow Forums approved
yea sure

>stores his KeePass file on dropbox

Kek

Bitwarden

keepass + notebook as a backup

/thread

Why would anyone do that? I don't trust anyone else's computer to have my .db file, it's either syncthing or usb drive.

I just keep them on the encrypted tab of my clipboard manager for convenient pasting.
Except the important ones that I just memorize.

I typically put coordinance in a secure location with a map name to one of my Minecraft worlds with passwords written down on signs at each coordinate
On survival mode of course

your mind

That's why you encrypt data, so it literally doesn't matter where it goes.

keepass for seminormies.
password store for unixfags.

I normally recommend keepass to my family, but I migrated to passwordstore since it's unlocked with GPG and whatever version of keepass Debian was giving me kept giving me segfaults.

Neither. PMs are insecure. They're a single point of failure and your keys can be stolen from RAM which was demonstrated several times.
Write your passwords on a fully offline and encrypted device and manually type it. Or make your own method of password generation so you're 100% sure they won't get stolen and you can always generate them. For example, type:
>website domain
>your username
>your master password which should be the same for every website
into a text file and just get the md5/sha1/sha256sum of it and have that as your password. That's 32+ characters.

But I heard from someone that LastPassX is the best?

They are wrong

Correction, I meant "KeepAssX"

Oldfag here. Oubliette password manager. Werks on Win 7.

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KeePass

I recommend writing each on of your passwords on a piece of paper.
Then you crumple up that paper, and carry it around via taping it to your taint.
You may ask:
"But user, what if someone strip searches me for them"
Then I'd say, if they're doing that, you're better off having it hidden on you as they'd probably do a lot worse to you just to get them passwords.

I've put my Keepass data file inside a git repository on a personal server from where I sync it to various devices.
Merging changes is impossible, but I can live with that.

I have secured it with both a password and a key file.
I only ever transfer the key file offline, never through the internet.

How secure is this scheme?
If someone got my data file but not my key file, would cracking it be possible then or is the key file absolutely required?

Cracking is always possible. If not now, then maybe in ten years. Maybe some genius will discover a collision which will lower the bruteforce complexity. All of the encryption from 00s is worthless now.
So yeah. I trust Keepass, but wouldn't want to make my kdbx public if there are any APTs against me out there. If this is your own git server, you are fine since it communicates over encrypted SSH.

Your own memory?

I need you to memorize 150 100 character passwords, here's the first one

bEiPJ!gsK^eBOA46Zry39GKp9rjQV@aVK8jTEPv5*uk$qYZ^9eZJGLB4Be1yXQAN&6u$XgaTQyv$clwh5iF7qrKjGS*1DMEZUMTS

let me know when you're done and I'll give you the other 149

I just use password-store.

Just memorize one password and use it for everything. Ideally something super easy to remember.

Yeah, I just use 123 as my password for everything, including my Jow Forums gold account.

meant for
I can't click the right post because I'm dyslexic that's why my password is 213

Bitwarden and 8 word diceware pass

or keepass but make sure you have backups in multiple locations

fpbp
I'm under the impression that it's pretty heavily tied to the online thing, which would make it pretty shitty IMO community.bitwarden.com/t/offline-management-of-writeable-vault-items/107

There's a bunch of passwords managers that don't require connection to the internet at all though, such as keepass

pass, the standard unix password manager