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[Trogdor1123]

My wife is looking for an app to help her manage her passwords. Her email was almost comprised last night so she is changing all her passwords now and is wondering if there is a way to automate it, if possible. She is looking for something with a fair bit of features. No need for it to be free, just something that works good.

 

[Mistake]

I currently use proton pass and it does everything I need it to do. Free, and multi platform. I spent a day putting all my passwords into it and replacing them with 12-16 bit keys. Only pain now is when I need to login with something that isn't my device

 

[SJRB]

I use Bitwarden and I think it's brilliant. Easy, user friendly, a lot of security options.

Whatever you do, don't use Lastpass. They've been compromised multiple times.

 

[Z O N E]

Bitwarden.

 

[Hibs]

I use Bitwarden and I think it's brilliant. Easy, user friendly, a lot of security options.

Whatever you do, don't use Lastpass. They've been compromised multiple times.

I switched to this after the Lastpass fiasco they had when they got greedy. Been smooth sailing ever since.

 

[DaleinCalgary]

I use 1password.

 

[Windle Poons]

Offline Excel spreadsheet.

I know it sounds wank but don't trust these online charlatans.

Didn't 1password get hacked? - Which is completely fucking ironic.

 

[Soodanim]

Offline Excel spreadsheet.

I know it sounds wank but don't trust these online charlatans.

Didn't 1password get hacked? - Which is completely fucking ironic.

KeePass is entirely offline unless you choose to connect it to a browser through third party extension. Much more secure and convenient than a spreadsheet.

 

[Kenneth Haight]

+1 for Bitwarden

 

[nush]

Offline Excel spreadsheet.

I know it sounds wank but don't trust these online charlatans.

Didn't 1password get hacked? - Which is completely fucking ironic.

I just use notepad. The only password I need is the one to login on my PC.

 

[Tams]

Bitwarden, Proton Pass, KeePass (open source, but that does mean you gave to trust multiple unofficial developers), and Enpass are some good ones.

 

[indigo-cyclops]

Bitwarden. I switched to it after LastPass fumbled one too many times with breaches...really glad I did.

 

[BigDeadFreak]

Just give me your passwords and if you forget them I can tell you what they are.

 

[winjer]

Bitwarden. It works pretty well.

 

[Goalus]

I use Edge + MS Authenticator

 

[Drake]

I don't want to trust a 3rd party company with all my passwords, especially after Lastpass had all those issues. I just use a local Keepass file that's password protected and keep multiple copies of it across devices. It's a little more work to maintain, but I like the piece of mind it give me.

 

[jshackles]

Self-hosted Vault Warden + Bitwarden front end + 2FA

It's really the best of all possible worlds - I control the data myself, my password store is encrypted using my own keys, I have most of the "paid" Bitdefender features. Logging into a new device requires two-factor authentication, which is a must for any password manager.

 

[RagnarokIV]

i started writing my passwords on my willy because it's the only place nobody else will see

 

[robotman5]

Bitwarden for sure.

 

[bender]

i started writing my passwords on my willy because it's the only place nobody else will see

There's a small penis joke about minimum required characters but I'm too tired.

 

[jason10mm]

There's a small penis joke about minimum required characters but I'm too tired.

The boss: "What, you are watching porn AGAIN?!?"

Me: "Boss, I need to get a boner 'cause this website needs that 25 character password!"

 

[lachesis]

I actually wrote them down on Pages software... with personal abbreviation/encryption that only I know what it means.
It's becoming little messy, so time to clean it up.

 

[DownLikeBCPowder]

I use the preinstalled software that came with my brain, works very well most of the time, but not great in terms of recovery feature set.

 

[Valonquar]

 

[readonly]

Bitwarden. A good hosted password manager is designed in such a way that it being compromised doesn't expose your passwords.

 

[Ozzy Onya A2Z]

NordPass is pretty solid and doesn't have a hack in their operational record.

 

[Soodanim]

Self-hosted Vault Warden + Bitwarden front end + 2FA

It's really the best of all possible worlds - I control the data myself, my password store is encrypted using my own keys, I have most of the "paid" Bitdefender features. Logging into a new device requires two-factor authentication, which is a must for any password manager.

Ive never done self hosted, what's required to get this going? I'm currently happy with Bitwarden but you never know what will happen

 

[Shockwave_Fox]

I use Bitwarden and 2FA with MS Authenticator.

Also have DuckDuckGo email aliases set up to generate random emails in Bitwarden too as try to keep my email sign in addresses completely private and only used to sign in.

Might get a notebook to write them all down in - cant remember the name of the process but theres that option of writing all your passwords down but adding extra characters in the actual password you put on your account that wont be written down that you just remember.
So if your password manager or notebook gets compromised they are still missing those last few extra characters and cant use them anyway.

 

[Paulistano]

Keepass XC for PC
KeepassDX for Android
Syncthing-Fork for syncing between my devices.

Also using Syncthing-Fork to backup other files.

 

[Bartski]

been using keepass for over a decade now. Does the job

 

[Cyberpunkd]

My wife is looking for an app to help her manage her passwords. Her email was almost comprised last night so she is changing all her passwords now and is wondering if there is a way to automate it, if possible. She is looking for something with a fair bit of features. No need for it to be free, just something that works good.

The Password Manager from iOS.

 

[RoboFu]

I use to use last pass but you have to change your password so much I forget it all the time. It's dumb .. just don't be dumb clicking on and going to sites that seem shady.