LassPass was Hacked !!!!

I am paranoid, I have a small pocket notebook and a pen :D

Old school. I like that.

I have all my crypto nonsense written down. Each letter/number on a separate piece of paper, and each piece of paper in a different country buried under ground.

And the coordinates of where each piece of paper is buried i also wrote on pieces of paper, one paper per letter/number. And each of those pieces is buries in a different country under ground.

Um... Its gonna cost me $100,000 and 2 years to get to my cryptos... :D
 
Never used it.
I use KeePassXC. Before that, good old notebook and pen xD
 
LastPass has been hacked before also. So two times.

In all seriousness, how do you all keep your passwords, simple notepad or?

I think a text notepad file is good but when you have thousands of accounts, an auto-fill tool does help a bit.
I wish there was a custom solution.. e.g. a thumb drive with asymmetric encryption like ledger. I am almost sure such solutions already exist, but not marketed enough.
 
I have been a lasspass user for at least five years, so I think it's time to leave. Looking for some suggestions besides a pen and paper or just a browser.
I would suggest KeePassXC, because it is one of the most secure password managers out there. Open source, active development, offline, supports browser integration.
 
Good thing I still use my brain to store my passwords lol
 
I wish there was a custom solution.. e.g. a thumb drive with asymmetric encryption like ledger. I am almost sure such solutions already exist, but not marketed enough.
I use KeePassXC with a Yubikey that has NFC so I can use it with my phone (has USB-C as well). Database is on self-hosted NextCloud server and backed up periodically to sync.com cloud. So far a great, secure solution for my needs.
 
Don't do that, its better to use that text file added in zip file with password for zip :) more safe way.
Then Boxcryptor (or equivalent) it for a 2nd layer of protection !
I have been a lasspass user for at least five years, so I think it's time to leave. Looking for some suggestions besides a pen and paper or just a browser.
I recommend BitWarden, whether it's selfhosted or using their cloud. I haven't looked back since I switched to BW.
They are intergrated with SimpleLogin/FirefoxRelay and even Anonaddy, which makes making new accounts even faster, more control and honestly easy.
No more unaccessable temporary emails that you "may need access to again 3 months later".
 
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