Program for Making passwords

Discussion in 'privacy technology' started by GES/POR, May 25, 2008.

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  1. GES/POR

    GES/POR Registered Member

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    Im definetly not home at this area but so far ive heard only about roboform. Is this the only populair software here for making passwords?
     
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    Roboform only intergrates with IE Browser, which is no good for me..as I use Opera. As a password Manager I use Keepass it is freeware it is also encrypts the passwords http://www.keepass.info/ it also has a good password generator and intergrates with Opera browsers.
     
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    I forgot to mention it has to be as easy to use as possible so the less options the better.

    Also is there somewhere a specific thread discussing this? It may be a bit old i don't mind.

    Thanks for the responses Ron n Carver.
     
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    Actually Roboform integrate with many browsers scroll down and you´ll see which.

    But I agree that if you dont want to use (or cant) Roboform, then keepass is good. A password should be difficult but difficult passwords are hard to remember so keepass comes in handy since it is free.
     
  7. farmerlee

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    Personally i use hashpass for making my passwords. The full version isn't free but it allows me to easily make and remember complex passwords and securely enter them into my browser.
     
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    https://www.grc.com/passwords.htm

    Take as many charachters as you need/want.
     
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    KeePass

    Its an encrypted database along with an password generator. Highly recommended by everyone I've ever asked. Free, Open Source. Stick with the 1.x branch (1.10 I believe is current.)

    You can use it just as a password generator, however to me it makes little sense to do that since you'll most likely never remember a generated password without recording it somewhere.

    Also supports "One Time Use" Passwords.

    If you don't believe me on recommendations, search the forums here.
     
  10. InfinityAz

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    Keepass and Passwordsafe are both very good programs. The only problem is they generate random passwords. If I don't have the program with me or it won't run on the platform I'm using at the time, how will I be able to get my password when I'm not on my computer.

    People may also want to look at SuperGenPass (works in most browsers, has a mobile version, works on the iPhone, etc. and generates as long a password as you want based on the domain name of the web site you are going to and a master password you supply).
     
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