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    • AmDD
      AmDD Regular Member last edited by

      I bought a yubikey from Mt Gox not knowing it only worked there… Ive considered getting another but I dont see many places that work with them so I haven’t.

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      • MrWyrm
        MrWyrm administrators last edited by

        Loads of stuff works with Yubi, lastpass too. I’ve got a Mt Gox Yubi too, haha, but I didn’t pay for it.

        Like what I do: 6uuy6isbrW1SBF191Bzgui1gWxPdNKx2PB

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        • MrWyrm
          MrWyrm administrators last edited by

          I don’t like keepassdroid app, it’s ok for viewing your database but it doesn’t autofill the browser like lastpass. trying Keepass2Android, will keep you posted

          Like what I do: 6uuy6isbrW1SBF191Bzgui1gWxPdNKx2PB

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          • MrWyrm
            MrWyrm administrators last edited by

            I’ve gone for Keepass2Android offline, since I don’t want something that knows my password to have internet access privileges.

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            • AmDD
              AmDD Regular Member last edited by

              Let me know how it works for ya, I may just switch.

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              • MrWyrm
                MrWyrm administrators last edited by

                It’s working well. It’s just not quite as slick as lastpass, the browser integration with lastpass is just plain better unfortunately. Don’t get me wrong, it works, but I think I’ve been spoilt.

                I’m using the hive folder in spideroak to store the database, it syncs changes up pretty quickly. But I’m happy with Keepass, it’s free and open source. Now we just need to replace spideroak with StorJ and I’ll be a happy bunny.

                If anyone wants to try spider oak and doesn’t mind using my referral link it’s here

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                • ?
                  A Former User last edited by

                  My Brain

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                  • MrWyrm
                    MrWyrm administrators last edited by

                    Sadly my brain isn’t that good. I can’t remember a strong unique password for each site use.

                    Like what I do: 6uuy6isbrW1SBF191Bzgui1gWxPdNKx2PB

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                      mirrax last edited by

                      nothing beat paper and pencil so far

                      especially today when every hdd is highjacked with superfish

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                      • MrWyrm
                        MrWyrm administrators last edited by

                        Happy with keepass + firefox plugin + spideroak. It’s good.

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                        • xonar
                          xonar Regular Member last edited by

                          nothing beat paper and pencil so far

                          especially today when every hdd is highjacked with superfish

                          Perfect. I’m used paper too…

                          Newbies: http://forum.feathercoin.com/topic/8523/faq-newbie-most-asked-questions-try-here-first

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                            Heavylikeafeather Regular Member last edited by

                            Lastpass - only way to fly!

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                              mirrax last edited by

                              Lastpass was hacked.

                              What a stupid idea to centralize all your passwords on other person hdd.

                              Use pen and pencil dammit.

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                                slavco Regular Member last edited by

                                What about blockchain? :)

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                                • MrWyrm
                                  MrWyrm administrators last edited by

                                  Mirrax, that’s terrible advice. I’d still argue that last pass is still a better solution for most people than using one password for all websites, which is what plenty of people do.

                                  I mean let’s not blow this out of context, even if last pass’s server side DB fell into the wrong hands, each user’s database is individually salted and hashed 1000 times.

                                  The risk is without a password manager people struggle to manage a unique password for every website, resulting in them trusting hundreds of less secure websites with their password.

                                  Sure pen and pencil are great, but it requires a strictness most people don’t posses

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                                  • MrWyrm
                                    MrWyrm administrators last edited by

                                    If you do use paper, use a random password generator like Keypass to generate strong unique password for every website before writing it down in multiple secure locations.

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                                      uncle_muddy administrators last edited by

                                      Look it’s the desk of Mirrax :)

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                                        mirrax last edited by

                                        Look it’s the desk of Mirrax :)

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                                        Still better than uploading all my passwords to lousy cloud…

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                                        • MrWyrm
                                          MrWyrm administrators last edited by

                                          Still better than uploading all my passwords to lousy cloud…

                                          Mirrax, for the benefit of others, can you help them understand your paper method? How do you produce sufficiently strong unique passwords like say “90^,z+!ZAuGelOf” ? Where do you store them? How do you protect your paper copies against the elements? How do you keep backup copies in case you damage your original? If you need a access to your passwords on multiple machines, how do you ‘take your passwords with you’? Since you can’t auto polulate from your encrypted database, do you have to type your password in each time, or do you allow your browser to insecurely remember them? If it’s the latter, what about your own computer being hacked?

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                                            mirrax last edited by

                                            Mirrax, for the benefit of others, can you help them understand your paper method? How do you produce sufficiently strong unique passwords like say “90^,z+!ZAuGelOf” ? Where do you store them? How do you protect your paper copies against the elements? How do you keep backup copies in case you damage your original? If you need a access to your passwords on multiple machines, how do you ‘take your passwords with you’? Since you can’t auto polulate from your encrypted database, do you have to type your password in each time, or do you allow your browser to insecurely remember them? If it’s the latter, what about your own computer being hacked?

                                            Paper + pen.

                                            I dont care about elements.

                                            Yes, type each time.

                                            Thats my method and it works really worm, I mean well.

                                            EDIT: It is just paper, it will never have all fancy gimmicks like lastpassword. Yet still it is safer by design.

                                            Thats it you are focusing on gimmicks to much in general.

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