How do you manage your passwords?

[Michelle M]

Lastpass, but it's been having issues lately.

 

[Bryn]

Lastpass, but it's been having issues lately.

I haven't experienced any issues with LastPass. What's it doing?

 

[Munchk1n]

I have 3 passwords that I alternate between

 

[gvds]

Lastpass & Keepass

 

[prettypegagirl]

My memory

 

[MerlinKleyn]

I use the same small batch of passwords and interchange them, with subtle differences

Plus my memory don't fail me too often

 

[Ninja_Theory]

Lastpass. It is brilliant. Stop repeating your passwords guys..

 

[GouKi]

KeePass

 

[hastex]

@ +Car Registration plate number.
I never use my own car plates though...random one i see on the road. Rather easy to remember.

 

[jrahlers]

LastPass Premium

 

[madala]

Clear text file in an encfs directory of my linux server

 

[MattRoy]

LastPass Premium

 

[Rouxenator]

Make a complex password with numbers and symbols that is part of an acronym which can incorporate the service you are trying to access. Simple as that.

 

[dwillemse]

Keepass

 

[regardtv]

Password Management

Password Management for me used to consist of 4 different primary passwords depending on the perceived importance of the site.

But after meeting the LastPass guys at a Blackhat conference some years back I switched to:
- Unique password for every website
- LastPass Premium
- Yubikey for master password Management

Some would say overkill I know ;-)

 

[shooter69]

Lastpass

 

[mmujinga]

Firefox password manager

 

[Alkine]

Came here for tips.

 

[ZR6RON]

Keepass where it matters and Firefox password manager for the "other" sites

 

[droplet]

a different password for every site. and i memorise them. strangely enough, it is the username i occasionally battle to remember, even though i never forget the passwords.