Password Collection

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Chrissy Cruiser

I ran one of those freeware password viewers and what a mess. Not only is
my passphrase selections predictable, they are all over the place.

Anyone know of a way to collect all those suckers into a single folder or
file so I can encrypt/lock with Axcrypt?

Then go about replacing all those security breaches (I got a great random
passphrase generator)?
 
Chrissy Cruiser said:
Anyone know of a way to collect all those suckers into a single folder or
file so I can encrypt/lock with Axcrypt?
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Well, Chrissy, I tried a few of those too. Some actually work:) My method is
to create an Excel document and list all the user names and passwords. Man I
have about 50 or more. Anyway, I save to a pen drive and encrypt. Delete all
history and unplug before I go online. To update, I just have to edit that
particular entry. I change passwords every few months, too. Of course I
print it out! <g> But a potential burgler would have to meet Colt .45.....

JR
 
<snip>"But a potential burglar would have to meet Colt .45....."</snip>

I'd love to have that option where I live ;)
 
Well, Chrissy, I tried a few of those too. Some actually work:) My method is
to create an Excel document and list all the user names and passwords. Man I
have about 50 or more. Anyway, I save to a pen drive and encrypt. Delete all
history and unplug before I go online. To update, I just have to edit that
particular entry. I change passwords every few months, too. Of course I
print it out! <g> But a potential burgler would have to meet Colt .45.....

JR
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Axcrypt actually suggests the same however I prefer Bud Lite to malt
liquors.
 
Chrissy Cruiser said:
I ran one of those freeware password viewers and what a mess. Not only is
my passphrase selections predictable, they are all over the place.

Anyone know of a way to collect all those suckers into a single folder or
file so I can encrypt/lock with Axcrypt?

Then go about replacing all those security breaches (I got a great random
passphrase generator)?
Click to expand...

I've been using Password Safe for quite a while now.
http://passwordsafe.sourceforge.net/
FWIW,
D.
 
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