How do you keep track of your passwords?

[Page42]

Originally Posted by Noob

Gave Keepass a try and to be honest, i'll keep using my mind

Hi Noob
What is it that you didn't like about KeePass?
I have found it to be literally a game-changer.
Life online before compared to life online after is like two different experiences.
KeePass makes logging into forums, shopping sites, banks and work-related sites faster, easier and more secure.
But it didn't go that way for you... so I wonder why.

[Noob]

Well to be honest, Keepass was GOOD and i liked it (I never mentioned i didn't)
What happens is that most of my online accounts (Forums etc) all have similar passwords with small variations (Because i consider them all regular accounts with nothing important) so instead of going through all the Keepass software just to pull the accounts why not just type it xD

[Page42]

Originally Posted by Noob

why not just type it xD

Oooh, oooh (raises hand), I have an answer to that!
Because KeePass takes one mouse click, and it is encrypted.
Plus there's no forgetting.
I tell ya, the convenience is superb.
The security an added bonus.
(I realize that I could be talking about practically any password manager program here with these reasons. Nevertheless, KeePass has attributes that set it apart from the rest, that I am not mentioning.)

[Keatah]

A simple text file.

[Dark Shadow]

I use my brain to remember them,the problems is my brain forgets them.So I have to keep hacking my brain until I get them right.

[kupo]

Originally Posted by Keatah

A simple text file.

You can only do that if you don't share your computer, else, a password manager can really do the job done.

[Amit]

lastpass........

[Noob]

Originally Posted by Page42

Oooh, oooh (raises hand), I have an answer to that!
Because KeePass takes one mouse click, and it is encrypted.
Plus there's no forgetting.
I tell ya, the convenience is superb.
The security an added bonus.
(I realize that I could be talking about practically any password manager program here with these reasons. Nevertheless, KeePass has attributes that set it apart from the rest, that I am not mentioning.)

Hahahaha i might take Keepass into consideration again once i get to format my PC again.

[Spruce]

I really like LastPass, used for quite a while now

[woomera]

since the day i was introduced to Lastpass cant live without it.
before that i used to have the same password for every website now each site with its own unique 15 char pass and i dont need to remember any of them

[Amit]

Originally Posted by woomera

since the day i was introduced to Lastpass cant live without it.
before that i used to have the same password for every website now each site with its own unique 15 char pass and i dont need to remember any of them

+1 ..........

[jitte]

Originally Posted by m00nbl00d

Those of you only using your memory, what happens if the part of the brain that memorizes your passwords, goes kaput?

Several years ago I had a period of insomnia where I barely slept for a week and after a night of tossing and turning sat down to boot my my computer but couldn't remember the password to save my life.

I finally "let my fingers do the walking", and from typing it in so many times was able to type the 9 character pattern out without consciously thinking about it.

I wrote it down once I did get in and sleep much better these days.

[sukarof]

Lastpass all the way for me.

[Amit]

lastpass

[Noob]

Screw it, ill pull the trigger for Keepass and give it a try again!