The 5 BEST Password Managers for Security - Techlore
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Date: 2022-04-15
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JarppaGuru
0: 04 it dosent matter if password is weak. when full databases is leaked lol.
all data on fields NOT encrypted just passwords WHAT? and all data should ecrypt multiple time not just one md5) or sha256. when is combine them md5(sha256(sha512) and between those reverse result split in middle. it comes too many variants HACKER cant know. end result looks like md5 but its actually plaintext of LONG HASH it mean long password impossible brute force in 100 year.
i had many years challenge my password is -1- figureout encrypthing. nobody havent still crack it. its that easy. simple password is ok if it encrypted way that hacker cant know means its just not one md5) hacker allready had hash for 1 even its not nessessary hold hashes it takes milliseconds generate it LOL
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0: 04 it dosent matter if password is weak. when full databases is leaked lol.
all data on fields NOT encrypted just passwords WHAT? and all data should ecrypt multiple time not just one md5) or sha256. when is combine them md5(sha256(sha512) and between those reverse result split in middle. it comes too many variants HACKER cant know. end result looks like md5 but its actually plaintext of LONG HASH it mean long password impossible brute force in 100 year.
i had many years challenge my password is -1- figureout encrypthing. nobody havent still crack it. its that easy. simple password is ok if it encrypted way that hacker cant know means its just not one md5) hacker allready had hash for 1 even its not nessessary hold hashes it takes milliseconds generate it LOL
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JarppaGuru
1: 13 its not matter what password is. browser allready nagging its weak password its allways ask SAVE to us. what no way save. google allready know all password you ever type. nothing is saved ofcourse yeah yeah. what bout year after password no longer exist just ITS ME. nothing is spyed LOL databases still get leaked its not password its all other content that not encrypted OPSY! still. you not even need password to hack in database that is open lol just push thru until it fails
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1: 13 its not matter what password is. browser allready nagging its weak password its allways ask SAVE to us. what no way save. google allready know all password you ever type. nothing is saved ofcourse yeah yeah. what bout year after password no longer exist just ITS ME. nothing is spyed LOL databases still get leaked its not password its all other content that not encrypted OPSY! still. you not even need password to hack in database that is open lol just push thru until it fails
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Christian
Keepass file synced to all devices via a file syncing service with integrated automatic backup.
To improve security the Keepass database file requires a password and a key file to open. The key file must be on every device I sync the Keepass database to. The key file does not change so there is no need to sync it. So the sync service has access to my password database but not my password and not the key file. Both are required to get access to my passwords.
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Keepass file synced to all devices via a file syncing service with integrated automatic backup.
To improve security the Keepass database file requires a password and a key file to open. The key file must be on every device I sync the Keepass database to. The key file does not change so there is no need to sync it. So the sync service has access to my password database but not my password and not the key file. Both are required to get access to my passwords.
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The
I would LOVE to see a video about the best phone service providers: P To maybe buy a subscription and then you get a temporary number.
Want to be able to for example to bypass a phone verifying step without getting blocked because i try to use the -free- ones. I don't mind paying. Just want to stay anonymous, y'know!
Do ping if it's a good idea! Hugs from Sweden!
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I would LOVE to see a video about the best phone service providers: P To maybe buy a subscription and then you get a temporary number.
Want to be able to for example to bypass a phone verifying step without getting blocked because i try to use the -free- ones. I don't mind paying. Just want to stay anonymous, y'know!
Do ping if it's a good idea! Hugs from Sweden!
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Branden
Another honourable mention: Self-made password manager. I coded my own, super simple, saves passwords with very basic encryption/ciphertext on a txt file, but I plan on expanding it. It doesn't have any syncing, so I manually back it up.
Obviously not practical for everyone, but it works for me, and is another option for those interested and/or able to.
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Another honourable mention: Self-made password manager. I coded my own, super simple, saves passwords with very basic encryption/ciphertext on a txt file, but I plan on expanding it. It doesn't have any syncing, so I manually back it up.
Obviously not practical for everyone, but it works for me, and is another option for those interested and/or able to.
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I used to use myki. It was an amazing password manager but they got sold to another company so now I am searching for a new manager and I think I gonna go with keepass. But one feature I will definitely miss is that I was able to integrate 2FAs of different websites like PayPal into my myki app. I am not sure if that is possible with keepass.
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I used to use myki. It was an amazing password manager but they got sold to another company so now I am searching for a new manager and I think I gonna go with keepass. But one feature I will definitely miss is that I was able to integrate 2FAs of different websites like PayPal into my myki app. I am not sure if that is possible with keepass.
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itech
How do I handle passwords, you ask. I have bitwarden on my phone but I forgot its password, so the only way I can access to it at the moment is with my fingerprint. I think I'll soon go back to good old pen and paper (and a password generator for creating new, overly complicated passwords I'll never be able to remember.
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How do I handle passwords, you ask. I have bitwarden on my phone but I forgot its password, so the only way I can access to it at the moment is with my fingerprint. I think I'll soon go back to good old pen and paper (and a password generator for creating new, overly complicated passwords I'll never be able to remember.
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Use pen and paper please. Password managers are digital and anything digital can be virtually hacked and gives the hacker access to all your passwords. Paper can-t be hacked. Write your passwords in a book and hide it somewhere safe.
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Use pen and paper please. Password managers are digital and anything digital can be virtually hacked and gives the hacker access to all your passwords. Paper can-t be hacked. Write your passwords in a book and hide it somewhere safe.
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Stripe
I think that having a strong password is good but we don't need a password manager for that. I can generate a good password myself however I am a big fan of two factor authentication. Btw Great Video -
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I think that having a strong password is good but we don't need a password manager for that. I can generate a good password myself however I am a big fan of two factor authentication. Btw Great Video -
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Judge1257
I use KeyPass, but today, either a recent Kernal update or Firefox update prohibits copy/paste into the browser. Scratching my head. and frustrated.
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I use KeyPass, but today, either a recent Kernal update or Firefox update prohibits copy/paste into the browser. Scratching my head. and frustrated.
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