How do you guys store you login infomation?
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Charles Fort
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- Sep 16, 2015
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My opinion is, store your login credentials using Excel and protect that Excel with password. Better don't store the info on web.
GoDesain
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- Feb 26, 2011
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for me better if use javascript.. look http://crypo.pw/encryptors
i download 1 they source code.. edit and make change then upload to github..
so each time i want login, just use my code..
expl. login to BHW = ( blackhatworld+mypass ) after i generate will got strong password and i don't need save my password.
i download 1 they source code.. edit and make change then upload to github..
so each time i want login, just use my code..
expl. login to BHW = ( blackhatworld+mypass ) after i generate will got strong password and i don't need save my password.
wealthyslacker
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- Feb 17, 2016
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Then the webmaster has all your info voilà you just got scammed :')
OR
the site shuts down, voilà you just lost everything
well of course you save a file copy of your passwords, but for 10 accounts you use all the time just stay logged in and hit the multi app save icon. Next time you open it will be logged in.
No need to remember your complex password each time.
xReminisce
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- Dec 29, 2012
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is there alternatives other than excel ?
Offline based of course
I do have the feeling of switching cuz excel is fking annoying at times and wanted something cleaner and easier to manage
but never bothered to try either at all lol
xReminisce
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def gonna have a look at that. looks quite neat actually
do you use it?
lorentzo
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- Nov 14, 2010
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Well it's simple to use as a software in your pc. You can simple open this software -> put the password -> access your logins.
For firefox is a plugin also. You can backup your passwords in cloud or google drive or whatever in a crypted file..so if you reinstall your OS you can get the passwords back in 1 second.
andreaissabel
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- Dec 20, 2013
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I think that using a paper notebook is the more safe.
If somebody enter to my house to steal, an old and ugly paper notebook is the last thing he is going to catch.
If somebody enter to my house to steal, an old and ugly paper notebook is the last thing he is going to catch.
Johnny_Tsunami
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- Nov 14, 2016
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Paper notebooks all day baby. I get the 100-page 50 cent ones and crank out logins daily. In today's world, it may be the only writing you ever do
Then I add them once a month or so to a backed-up spreadsheet in Dropbox/G Drive just in case my house burns down or something. Waste of time to write them down? Definitely - but I prefer it for whatever reason.
Then I add them once a month or so to a backed-up spreadsheet in Dropbox/G Drive just in case my house burns down or something. Waste of time to write them down? Definitely - but I prefer it for whatever reason.