Thread: KeePass pasword vault

Hi All,

So my twitter account got hacked because I used a dictionary password. The issue of course is that I was lazy in generating my twitter account password. I decided to go to a password manager. The problem is that I have a couple of Linux installs and android devices floating around so I needed something cross platform and safe. Enter KeePass, while talking with LadyDeathTrekie, I was able to move all of my passwords into a KeePass database, mostly by generating new, safe passwords. There is even KeePass for android so logging in with my phone was not an issue. I highly recommended it.

KeePass Password Safe



-H

You sell-out!!! You said you didn't tweet.

Originally Posted by Guyver

You sell-out!!! You said you didn't tweet.

I got bored, and to be honest I don't like it. Its like everyone is dumping there unconscious mind onto the internet.

-H

#yoloswaggins

Originally Posted by hannibal

I got bored, and to be honest I don't like it. Its like everyone is dumping there unconscious mind onto the internet.

-H

I have one, I've never 'tweeted" before. I use it to follow news networks, politicians, science and technology institutions, and a few professional athletes. I like twitter because I can get quick and short updates on things I'm interested in.

Keepass is great. I put the database on dropbox to use on my phone and pretty much anywhere.

Keepass is amazing. I need to get it allowed at work...would make things significantly easier with 21381092348021984 accounts and rolling passwords every 30 days for all of them.

i used to use keypass. moved to browser and webbassed pw managers that integrate much better and allow more fluid sharing. Went to mitto, they were meh (though i loved how you can customize the fields it remembers and store more than just username and pw, aka ip+service+username+password for box information). But settled on lastpass for website crap. It cost money for mobile devices but is free for browser...



Then again, i've never had a password that is even remotely in the dicitonay. I use accented letters when i can and symbols in every pass.

Key pass gotten any better?

Probably, the short cuts in the porgram suffice for me and with dropbox I can get it on all of my devices.

-H

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Originally Posted by Bunni

i used to use keypass. moved to browser and webbassed pw managers that integrate much better and allow more fluid sharing. Went to mitto, they were meh (though i loved how you can customize the fields it remembers and store more than just username and pw, aka ip+service+username+password for box information). But settled on lastpass for website crap. It cost money for mobile devices but is free for browser...


Then again, i've never had a password that is even remotely in the dicitonay. I use accented letters when i can and symbols in every pass.

Key pass gotten any better?

Keypass still doesn't support a central remote database, if that's what you're asking. They pretty much said they aren't going to, either. There were rumors about a team forking off the code to write a non-production version, but I never followed up on it.