What's the Jow Forums approved password manager? I'd like to stop using the same passwore for everything like a retard. Bonus points if it works on mobile as well.
What's the Jow Forums approved password manager? I'd like to stop using the same passwore for everything like a retard...
Anthony Howard
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passwordstore.org
passwordmanager.org
github.com
git.zx2c4.com
twitter.com
Jason Fisher
bitwarden_rs
Caleb Martin
Memory Palace within brain.
Connor Torres
1Password.
It's not Jow Forums approved, being commercial proprietary software, but beats the shit out of everything else out there.
Dylan Wilson
Bitwarden
Christian Bell
KeePassXC
Christopher Moore
I use pwSafe. It just werks.
I hear some anons like the keepassx series, so if you care about approval on an imageboard (rethink your life), try that
Michael Lopez
Bitwarden self hosted
Blake Adams
pass - shell script with gpg
Michael Gutierrez
I will look into these, thank you friends.
Cooper Barnes
imagine actually believing your home server is more secure than Azure
Hunter Butler
KeePass is pretty boomertic. Use KeePassXC for zoomer features (I mean, modern)
Asher Evans
password-store
William Perez
Brayden Adams
Look at this silly cunt. Shhhh little man big boys speaking. Fucking Incel.......tut idiot
Aiden Peterson
GNU pass. built by the same lad who built wireguard.
John Collins
keepassxc with uncrackable password (mix of swedish, japanese (kana and kanji), and runic unicode characters)
Jaxon Russell
pass
Jason Sanders
LastPass works p gud senpai
Jaxon Watson
Also keepassxc with auto backup to my self hosted server and auto sync to my android
Leo Smith
Why keepassXC and not keepassX2?
Chase Roberts
It had more active development when I switched, but I guess it doesn't matter now
Angel Johnson
multiplat, not C#
Joshua Miller
Pass
Julian Johnson
text file encrypted with gpg
fite me
Nathan Bailey
a passwords.txt file in the home directory.
David Allen
pass/gopass - flexible, generally just makes sense
Angel Adams
This with pass.
Ryan Hughes
That's essentially what pass/gopass does. See:
git.zx2c4.com
The advantage is obviously that you have some "standard"-ish thing in gopass/pass and an ecosystem of further tools that can already use it. If you want some parts of your gopass wallet on your Android phone, you can do it. Kinda annoying to DIY.
DIY-ing the same again shouldn't really have any large advantage.
Grayson Phillips
>someone hacks into your password manager
>they now have your life
Isaac Morales
Well, if all cryptography is broken they really have far more money than you can imagine and probably don't care about "your life".
If it's not that, you can theoretically have 2FA with another hardware key that they might not get their hands on and multiple wallets (gopass might be used to keep some passwords off your mobile phone or windows for example), but frankly the problem is generally there if they can "hack your password manager" / "hack your password entry methods" / "hack xy" - really, when is it NOT compromising the passwords you use?
Liam Phillips
>someone hacks into your password manager
How can someone hack into my brain user?
Xavier Hill
Lastpass everything is botnet anyway
Angel Mitchell
(cont'd)
And if you don't have a password manager, what do you do? Typically it's to reuse a few passwords fucking everywhere. Almost the worst case really, now everyone has many of your passwords on the most trivial exploit on any of the other parties' end.
Basically, just use a nice non-botnet open sauce password manager. It's better.
How can they just hack all password managers, and how likely is it as compared to any other method.
Sure, they can't hack your brain, but what good is that if a possibly simpler exploit (than compromising your password manager) is applied and they just grab the passwords when you enter them on a keyboard / key pad?
Noah Cooper
>some 89 IQ shitter runs a rainbow table attack on a data dump from a service you use
>they now have your life
your scenario is far less likely than mine
Gavin Price
Based. Do you guys use pass-tomb and sync it with git? If so, where do you recommend to set up the git repo?
t. newfag to pass and GNU/Linux
Christopher Brooks
Buttercup
Grayson Cook
>github.com
looks interesting.
Landon Anderson
>someone hacks into your asshole
>pozzed for life
Hudson Garcia
Is that Pepe based on Derek Taylor from DistroTube?
Henry Hernandez
A .txt file with only password tips in a Veracrypt container for important passwords. Paper for backup. Brain for anything else.
I might be doing it wrong, but i'm happy with it.
Carson Wood
such a nice guy.
I imagined that he would be a great father and husband.
I watched him 10 years ago.
Then, last year I wanted to freshen up my memory on some exercises, try to look up the old scooby fren.
Watch several videos.
Check a few older ones from 1-2 months ago, he is on vacation.
See it.
He says in the middle, oh, there's my husband with our dog.
manlet, literally a malnourished dwarf, comes up with a shitty cat-like dog in his hands.
here's my husbands, if you don't know him.
I was so devastated.
wwy be such a fagget scooby?
Andrew Gonzalez
Some extra features over pass. I prefer it, but I can also see why you'd want to stick with the trivial to audit pass.
> Do you guys use pass-tomb
No. Doesn't really seem useful in my case, YMMV.
> sync it with git
Yes.
> where do you recommend to set up the git repo?
Your own machine, preferably a Linux box (or VM if you must, I did that to get git at work where they used SVN before).
You can use git over ssh or the git protocol (maybe tunneled through wireguard for external access) or put it in syncthing or whatever else, doesn't really matter.