Password Managers

[Molyfar]

Can anyone recommend any password manager's please?

I have been looking at Dashlane but not 100% impressed with it. Largely because it slows my lap top down, and it can not be used for multiple authentication.

Comments welcom

 

[Ian]

I'm a fan of KeePass 2:

http://keepass.info/

Mainly because it stores the passwords in a locally encrypted file, unlike some of the other password managers that store it in the cloud. I've got KeePass installed on my phone so that I can check passwords on there too .

 

[nivrip]

Have a look here

http://lifehacker.com/5529133/five-best-password-managers

You may get some ideas.

 

[Molyfar]

I'm a fan of KeePass 2:

http://keepass.info/

Mainly because it stores the passwords in a locally encrypted file, unlike some of the other password managers that store it in the cloud. I've got KeePass installed on my phone so that I can check passwords on there too .

Cool :-D Ty

 

[muckshifter]

I use Notepad.

 

[EvanDavis]

Can't go wrong with ye old paper and pen.

 

[Molyfar]

I use Notepad.

OK Clever Clogs rotglmho

 

[Molyfar]

Can't go wrong with ye old paper and pen.

GASP!!! You use pen and paper?
rotglmho

 

[EvanDavis]

GASP!!! You use pen and paper?

Simple logic. Computers / software can be hacked and passwords can be found. Passwords on paper with pen locked in a safe can't be hacked

 

[muckshifter]

OK Clever Clogs rotglmho

I copy/paste the 63 digit character code if-n-when required, have a 'hard-copy' printed out if I ever really need to use the keyboard, and, KISS.

 

[Abarbarian]

I use RoboForm but only keep information on my pc as opposed to the RF site. Works well across platforms.

KeePass looks neat as it can utilise GPG stuff. Interestingly the dev of KP uses KP1 as he prefers it to KP2.