How do you store passwords of different sites on your PC?

Michael Lewis

12 years ago

I use 1password and its perfect for me and keeps everything super secure.

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DoubleD3

12 years ago

Originally Posted by Michael Lewis

I use 1password and its perfect for me and keeps everything super secure.

I think 1password is good for Mac.. Is it even good for Windows..?

Originally Posted by ErikNilsson

I use roboform.It's very easy and simple.

I have heard lot about RoboForm.. Is it good to be used with all internet browsers..?

Originally Posted by luckypig

I don't store my passwords on my pc, probably You should not either ,but that is just my opinion.

There are few password storing application which helps you save password and it is very safe.. I think you should have a look at RoboForm..

Originally Posted by Anonymous Affiliate

- PC: Roboform
- Mac: 1Password

Thanks for the reply.. I shall have a look at 1Password

Originally Posted by vjboc

You are right. If someone hacks your computer, they could get access.
Is having your browser remember your logins and passwords safe? Firefox always asks if I want them to remember login and password.

As of my best knowledge, never ever save passwords in your internet browser.. Because it will become easy for the hackers to steal your passwords.. If you have huge list of LogIns then you have to check a application called RoboForm..

Originally Posted by David Keith

i use lastpass. it seems to work better on chrome than roboform.

I am hearing LastPass for the 1st time.. I shall have a look at it.. Thanks for your reply..

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ErikNilsson

12 years ago

I use roboform.It's very easy and simple.

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luckypig

12 years ago

I don't store my passwords on my pc, probably You should not either ,but that is just my opinion.

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vjboc 12 years ago

Originally Posted by luckypig

I don't store my passwords on my pc, probably You should not either ,but that is just my opinion.

You are right. If someone hacks your computer, they could get access.
Is having your browser remember your logins and passwords safe? Firefox always asks if I want them to remember login and password.
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Anonymous Affiliate

12 years ago

- PC: Roboform
- Mac: 1Password

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David Keith

12 years ago

i use lastpass. it seems to work better on chrome than roboform.

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owey

12 years ago

I use roboform it lets you store 10 passwords for free and then you have to pay to add more than 10 passwords and its very easy to use.

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Haris Tahic

12 years ago

I use Firefox and AVG

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DoubleD3 12 years ago

Originally Posted by owey

I use roboform it lets you store 10 passwords for free and then you have to pay to add more than 10 passwords and its very easy to use.

I am using a premium version of RoboForm it saves unlimited number of passwords.. I suggest you to buy the premium version.. Very helpful and very simple as u said.. Thanks for reply..

Originally Posted by Haris Tahic

I use Firefox and AVG

I suggest you not to save any of your passwords in any of the Internet Browsers as it will become easy for the Hackers to steal your passwords.. If you really want to save your password use Roboform or 1password or Lastpass, etc..
Roboform is recommended..
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kmcwealth

12 years ago

don't just stress your self, adopt the use of roboform ..it works better for me and makes the workload easy ..or better still make use of one password

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MMWoodward

12 years ago

I choose to store them in files in ways that most people would probably not even suspect that they're passwords. Other times, I simply write them down on paper and keep it to myself.

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alistair 12 years ago

I also use roboform, very simple
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Tobarja

12 years ago

I wanted to second(or third) LastPass. I've been using them since Steve Gibson (google him) blessed it a while back.

The plugin makes it easy to maintain even multiple logins for sites, and even share those with other people(without giving them the password even).

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Mark Andrews Banned 12 years ago

The easiest solution, one which is impossible to get hacked and costs just £1 / $1 is to go to your local pound / dollar shop and buy yourself an A5 alphabetical hardbound telephone directory book.

So for example eBay would go under the letter E.

Paypal obviously under the letter P.

Etc etc.

So then I just enter the name of the program or site on each corresponding page, U: = Username and P: = Password.

Now if anything was to happen to the computer, I've always got a fail safe written backup of all my login details for the various sites I visit.

A dead simple, low cost, fail safe answer to storing passwords 100% securely.

Best,

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Jeremy Stephens

12 years ago

Roboform, plus I sync it with my iPhone and iPad , so can always have access to my logins.

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Bill_Z

12 years ago

Roboform! It's the shiznit, and with their web app you can use it on any machine that has internet access. You then login to the web app with your master password and can log into all your accounts.

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evilsaigon

12 years ago

Save automatically inside Firefox saved passwords... I'm too lazy to write everything down haha.

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sbucciarel

Banned 12 years ago

Originally Posted by DoubleD3

I use different passwords for different websites. So, I store all my passwords in a .txt file then .rar it with a password. This is the easiest and noobiest method I'm using to store passwords. Some people use password managers to store their passwords. Is there any good method you suggest me to store passwords? Thanks.

I prefer simple. I use a text file also. Works for me.

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stevea7777

12 years ago

I'm a roboform guy like so many others. Well worth the price.

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DoubleD3

12 years ago

Originally Posted by kmcwealth

don't just stress your self, adopt the use of roboform ..it works better for me and makes the workload easy ..or better still make use of one password

I too use Roboform.. Very simple to use..

Originally Posted by MMWoodward

I choose to store them in files in ways that most people would probably not even suspect that they're passwords. Other times, I simply write them down on paper and keep it to myself.

Hmmm.. I suggest you to use Roboform.. It not only saves your passwords, it evens auto fills the log in pages and all the passwords that you save will be backed with a master password..

Originally Posted by alistair

I also use roboform, very simple

Nice.. Same here..

Originally Posted by Tobarja

I wanted to second(or third) LastPass. I've been using them since Steve Gibson (google him) blessed it a while back.

The plugin makes it easy to maintain even multiple logins for sites, and even share those with other people(without giving them the password even).

Hmmm.. So i should have a look at it then.. Thx for replying..

Originally Posted by Mark Andrews

The easiest solution, one which is impossible to get hacked and costs just £1 / $1 is to go to your local pound / dollar shop and buy yourself an A5 alphabetical hardbound telephone directory book.

So for example eBay would go under the letter E.

Paypal obviously under the letter P.

Etc etc.

So then I just enter the name of the program or site on each corresponding page, U: = Username and P: = Password.

Now if anything was to happen to the computer, I've always got a fail safe written backup of all my login details for the various sites I visit.

A dead simple, low cost, fail safe answer to storing passwords 100% securely.

Best,

Mark Andrews

I feel this is a good idea.. But, I still suggest you to have a look at Roboform.. As it is extremely difficult for the hackers to hack the passwords saved in RoboForm and all that passwords which you save in Roboform is backed with a master password.. Check it out once it can be of great use to u..

Originally Posted by jeremy Stephens

Roboform, plus I sync it with my iPhone and iPad , so can always have access to my logins.

Sync is a good feature of Roboform.. Even i will try doing the same..

Originally Posted by Bill_Z

Roboform! It's the shiznit, and with their web app you can use it on any machine that has internet access. You then login to the web app with your master password and can log into all your accounts.

Ya.. U are rite.. I recommend all the people here to try Roboform

Originally Posted by evilsaigon

Save automatically inside Firefox saved passwords... I'm too lazy to write everything down haha.

Ur laziness will lead to your PC being hacked.. I highly recommend you to use Roboform.. Saving passwords in Roboform will take lesser time then writing the password..

Originally Posted by sbucciarel

I prefer simple. I use a text file also. Works for me.

Give one shot to RoboForm

Originally Posted by stevea7777

I'm a roboform guy like so many others. Well worth the price.

Oh ya.. Nice..

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t0mmy

12 years ago

i store most of my passwords in my head and if all else fails and i forget which sometimes happens then i just reset them lol

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kolled

12 years ago

I use the paid version of roboform. Only the master password requires memorizing. Passwords can be synchronized online between various devices. For example, I have them working on an android smart phone.

Another major advantage is, whenever you change computers, It is super easy to get all accounts to the new computer, even if you can't access the old one (using online sync).

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DoubleD3

12 years ago

Originally Posted by Mike Hutton

i store most of my passwords in my head and if all else fails and i forget which sometimes happens then i just reset them lol

Lolz.. It will great if you could tell us all how you reset the passwords which is stored in your brain..

Originally Posted by kolled

I use the paid version of roboform. Only the master password requires memorizing. Passwords can be synchronized online between various devices. For example, I have them working on an android smart phone.

Another major advantage is, whenever you change computers, It is super easy to get all accounts to the new computer, even if you can't access the old one (using online sync).

I would like to share another major feature where you can automatically Fill up the registration form of any site by using the Fill Form feature..

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Soren

12 years ago

Lastpress premium - lastpress.com - Just as good (in my opinion) as Roboform but it only costs $1/mth.

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DoubleD3 12 years ago

Originally Posted by Soren

Lastpress premium - lastpress.com - Just as good (in my opinion) as Roboform but it only costs $1/mth.

You got to be joking $1 a month.. Then I have to surely check it..
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teleam

12 years ago

I have been using Robo Form for years now.

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Going Up

12 years ago

Only one long and complex password for all of my accounts.

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DoubleD3 12 years ago

Originally Posted by teleam

I have been using Robo Form for years now.

I am using it from past few months.. Thanks for replying..

Originally Posted by Going Up

Only one long and complex password for all of my accounts.

Hmmm.. That is nice.. It will be easy for the hackers to guess your passwords.. There is a option in RoboForm which generated passwords and saves the passwords.. And all your passwords is backed by Master Password.. U have to only remember the master password.. Give a try to RoboForm..
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Mariposa12

12 years ago

i use lastpass. love it

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DoubleD3 12 years ago

Originally Posted by Mariposa12

i use lastpass. love it

Seems there is no much difference between RoboForm and LastPass..
Anyways, I shall have a check at LastPass.. Thanks for replying..
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sjukun

12 years ago

I am also using lastpass. It can be used on multiple browsers/computers, also on iPads and smartphones.

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DoubleD3 12 years ago

Originally Posted by sjukun

I am also using lastpass. It can be used on multiple browsers/computers, also on iPads and smartphones.

I was not aware that LastPass can be used on iPads and SmartPhones.. I shall have a look at it..
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- dfs_dean 12 years ago
  
  I'll cast my lot with Lastpass, too. I think it's a great way to manage passwords.
  
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Brent Tracey

12 years ago

Hello,

I'm using Roboform for my passwords. It's really great.

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DoubleD3 12 years ago

Originally Posted by dfs_dean

I'll cast my lot with Lastpass, too. I think it's a great way to manage passwords.

And Merry Christmas everyone!

Peace

Merry Christmas.. I insist you to have a look at RoboForm once..

Originally Posted by nicsonish

Hello,

I'm using Roboform for my passwords. It's really great.

Same Here.. It is a great software for managing your passwords..
Thanks for replying..
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Eddie Titan

12 years ago

I am using Any Password Pro

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high_plains_drifter

12 years ago

+1 Last Pass

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SeoSarah 12 years ago

I don't store them on my pc at all. Everything can get hacked, a rar password is not going to stop someone who's serious into hacking.
I just write them down on a paper. Costs nothing beside the paper and is pretty safe, since I really doubt someone is going to break into my house to steal my passwords
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mojojuju

12 years ago

I scratch them into the palmrest of my laptop with a nail.

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ChrisWF 12 years ago

I used Roboform a while back but lastpass is the way to go.
Lastpass does all what roboform does + a lot more.

With roboform you have to use Internet Explorer and can´t use Chrome.
With lastpass you can use almost any browser and also can install it on your smartphone.
You passwords are encrypted and synced between your PC`s and other devices.

Also lastpass is free or if you want to use your smartphone it cost $1/m.

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Banned 12 years ago

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Phillip King 12 years ago

I have been using LastPass for over a year now. It works really good.
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sunray

12 years ago

The easiest way is to use one password. A password should never, ever be anything that can be found in a dictionary, it must contain at least upper- and lowercase letters and ideally also some punctuation. To memorize it, i'd advise it to make it meaningful by using first letters of a longer sentence. Something like this: "The Eiffel tower was built in 1889" which makes TEtwbi1889. To make it a little more secure, you could add some vartiation by adding a letter which is connected to the place: for excample Facebook password would be TEtwbi1889F, Google TEtwbi1889G etc.

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eibhlin

12 years ago

The problem with a single password for everything -- even with minor tweaks -- is this: If one of those websites gets hacked (not your computer) and the hacker gets your password, he or she has a head start on accessing every other site you visit, online.

I've been using a protected .txt file, but I'm going to check some of the software recommendations here.

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DoubleD3

12 years ago

Originally Posted by mojojuju

I scratch them into the palmrest of my laptop with a nail.

I suggest you to try RoboForm.. U will just Love it..

Originally Posted by ChrisWF

I used Roboform a while back but lastpass is the way to go.
Lastpass does all what roboform does + a lot more.

With roboform you have to use Internet Explorer and can´t use Chrome.
With lastpass you can use almost any browser and also can install it on your smartphone.
You passwords are encrypted and synced between your PC`s and other devices.

Also lastpass is free or if you want to use your smartphone it cost $1/m.

Wish I had an affiliate link

Take lastpast and also use Dropbox. These two tools will greatly enhance your productivity starting into the new year.

Chris

Now.. This is some serious comparison between RoboForm and LastPass.. I will surely buy LastPass then.. Thanks for your reply..

Originally Posted by Phillip King

I have been using LastPass for over a year now. It works really good.

I have been using RoboForm from a long time now and even I never had a problem with it.. Anyways, I got to know from Chris that LastPass is better than RoboForm.. So I will surely have look at it.. Thanks for replying..

Originally Posted by sunray

The easiest way is to use one password. A password should never, ever be anything that can be found in a dictionary, it must contain at least upper- and lowercase letters and ideally also some punctuation. To memorize it, i'd advise it to make it meaningful by using first letters of a longer sentence. Something like this: "The Eiffel tower was built in 1889" which makes TEtwbi1889. To make it a little more secure, you could add some vartiation by adding a letter which is connected to the place: for excample Facebook password would be TEtwbi1889F, Google TEtwbi1889G etc.

U are telling more about how to set a password.. Nice piece of info.. Thanks for replying..

Originally Posted by eibhlin

The problem with a single password for everything -- even with minor tweaks -- is this: If one of those websites gets hacked (not your computer) and the hacker gets your password, he or she has a head start on accessing every other site you visit, online.

I've been using a protected .txt file, but I'm going to check some of the software recommendations here.

KooL.. Go ahead with either LastPass or Roboform.. Both of them are really good.. Thanks for posting..

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UMS 12 years ago

Originally Posted by sunray

The easiest way is to use one password.

That's just BAD advice.

Even if you create a "strong" password that is unlikely to be cracked by dictionary checks, all you need is for your one password to be sniffed or obtained in any number of other malicious ways and BINGO, you have the master key to all your doors, locks and your safe.

BTW, I also put another vote in for LastPass. Been using it for almost 2 years now and it's a great time saver as well as being pretty secure (nothing is 100% secure, but it sure is a lot better than having a single password, or lots of easy to remember, but crackable passwords)
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xxxJamesxxx

12 years ago

Another vote for Roboform

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DoubleD3 12 years ago

Originally Posted by xxxJamesxxx

Another vote for Roboform

James Scholes

Wow.. I too vote for RoboForm..
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Peter Olson

12 years ago

I can't believe no one suggested passpack. They have crazy good security so its great for the paranoid.

I was using lastpass till they had that server breach not to long ago.

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DoubleD3

12 years ago

Originally Posted by UMS

That's just BAD advice.

Even if you create a "strong" password that is unlikely to be cracked by dictionary checks, all you need is for your one password to be sniffed or obtained in any number of other malicious ways and BINGO, you have the master key to all your doors, locks and your safe.

BTW, I also put another vote in for LastPass. Been using it for almost 2 years now and it's a great time saver as well as being pretty secure (nothing is 100% secure, but it sure is a lot better than having a single password, or lots of easy to remember, but crackable passwords)

I vote for RoboForm But I will definitely check LastPass.. Thanks for replying on my thread..

Originally Posted by Peter Olson

I can't believe no one suggested passpack. They have crazy good security so its great for the paranoid.

I was using lastpass till they had that server breach not to long ago.

Server Breach, that is really bad.. Then I should remove the idea of trying LastPass.. I will have a look at PassPack.. Thanks for replying..

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Ian Jackson 12 years ago

:confused:

Please can someone explain all this for me - I think I kind of see what everyone's getting at (logins get "stored" within the websites I login to(?)).

But, this thread has prompted me to realise that I'm likely confusing this with my directory of user & pw's, which I simply keep on a word doc - which appears to be a separate issue altogether...
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DGFletcher

12 years ago

I store passwords on my phone because it's a dang old phone and the Notepad on it is inaccessible by any program, which is actually kinda annoying.

As far as coming up with good passwords, (and jotting them down on something else) come up with phrases like "I really like Warrior Forum and make a lotta $$!" or something retarded like that. Then compress it into numbers and letters. "Ir1WFamal$$!" using L33t to get numbers out of letters.

Really awesome passwords, and if you jot down the phrase instead of the actual password, nobody knows it's a password.

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DoubleD3

12 years ago

Originally Posted by DGFletcher

I store passwords on my phone because it's a dang old phone and the Notepad on it is inaccessible by any program, which is actually kinda annoying.

As far as coming up with good passwords, (and jotting them down on something else) come up with phrases like "I really like Warrior Forum and make a lotta $$!" or something retarded like that. Then compress it into numbers and letters. "Ir1WFamal$$!" using L33t to get numbers out of letters.

Really awesome passwords, and if you jot down the phrase instead of the actual password, nobody knows it's a password.

I insist you to have a look at RoboForm.. Thanks for replying on my thread

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Tony Marriott 12 years ago

I've used lastpass for 2 years now with no problems and highly recommend it.

Couple of things to note.
1. You can auto fill from lastpass so you can turn off browser password storage
2. You can now have every password different (you know who you are!!)
3. You can create very secure passwords as you don't have to remember them.
4. I export my passwords regulary to make sure I have a text version that I can printout and save.
5. makes changing passwords regulary an easy option
6. It's free
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Michael Ehlert 12 years ago

you'll never forget another password if you create a base combination of characters and numbers and simply modify the characters based some element of the website you are on. Remember though you must come up with the unique way of identifying the site that works for you, once you do you can store 100 or more in your head easily and they're very difficult to crack. It's free, fun and you can change them when ever you want. Once you get good at it you can add elements making it more difficult to crack.
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OldLodgeSkins 12 years ago

Hi,

You can read this guide if you wish: http://www.scribd.com/doc/86138095/H...f-the-Internet

There's a good introduction to password managers as well as a link to a free one that should do just fine (KeePassX).

Seb.
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moneymax 10 years ago

Roboform is great. I guess I will pay the 20 bucks for another year. it is convenient but getting more costly.
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Adam Short 10 years ago

Another vote here for Roboform
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WakondaMarketing

12 years ago

Pen and papers works well for me. I have a vault called the drawer.

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Ralph Moore 12 years ago

Wow. I'm surprised no one has mentioned KeePass as it is open source, very secure and cross-platform as well as for mobile, so you can keep a copy with you and keep everything sync'd up.

Been using it for years.

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mvirtual

12 years ago

I use Roboform. It's great and very easy to use. I tried few different password management software but I like roboform so I will stick with them.

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bikramksingh

12 years ago

I Use Lastpass, and it works like charm.

I use it with Chrome, Firefox, and Opera on Windows 7 systems as well as on my MacBook Pro. Works great. It worked for me even on my XP

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DoubleD3

12 years ago

Originally Posted by WakondaMarketing

Pen and papers works well for me. I have a vault called the drawer.

I still insist you to have a look at RoboForm

Originally Posted by Ralph Moore

Wow. I'm surprised no one has mentioned KeePass as it is open source, very secure and cross-platform as well as for mobile, so you can keep a copy with you and keep everything sync'd up.

Been using it for years.

KeePass Password Safe

Thanks for sharing the link to KeePass.. I checked it's features and I feel RoboForm is better than KeePass.. Thanks for replying..

Originally Posted by mvirtual

I use Roboform. It's great and very easy to use. I tried few different password management software but I like roboform so I will stick with them.

Same here.. Even I tired few applications suggested here.. But, I found RoboForm very secure and simple to use.. Thanks for posting on my thread..

Originally Posted by Ian Jackson

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Please can someone explain all this for me - I think I kind of see what everyone's getting at (logins get "stored" within the websites I login to(?)).

But, this thread has prompted me to realise that I'm likely confusing this with my directory of user & pw's, which I simply keep on a word doc - which appears to be a separate issue altogether...

Let me explain.. RoboForm is an application which helps you save all kinds of passwords.. Once you install RoboForm it gets Syn with your Internet Browsers and 1st time when you Log in to any website RoboForm will ask you weather to save the password or not.. And once you hit save, the password will be saved.. From next time onwards when you visit the website RoboForm will use the saved password to Automatically log in to the website with out you manually entering the log in details..
And all you passwords will be backed by a master password..
Install in once and you will get to how it works..
Best of luck..

Originally Posted by DGFletcher

I store passwords on my phone because it's a dang old phone and the Notepad on it is inaccessible by any program, which is actually kinda annoying.

As far as coming up with good passwords, (and jotting them down on something else) come up with phrases like "I really like Warrior Forum and make a lotta $$!" or something retarded like that. Then compress it into numbers and letters. "Ir1WFamal$$!" using L33t to get numbers out of letters.

Really awesome passwords, and if you jot down the phrase instead of the actual password, nobody knows it's a password.

Originally Posted by Tony Marriott

I've used lastpass for 2 years now with no problems and highly recommend it.

Couple of things to note.
1. You can auto fill from lastpass so you can turn off browser password storage
2. You can now have every password different (you know who you are!!)
3. You can create very secure passwords as you don't have to remember them.
4. I export my passwords regulary to make sure I have a text version that I can printout and save.
5. makes changing passwords regulary an easy option
6. It's free

You got to be kidding me LastPass is free.. I shall give it a shot then..

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DoubleD3

12 years ago

Originally Posted by bikramksingh

I Use Lastpass, and it works like charm.

I use it with Chrome, Firefox, and Opera on Windows 7 systems as well as on my MacBook Pro. Works great. It worked for me even on my XP

I insist you to try RoboForm once..

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zelgly2

12 years ago

I just store in Mozilla save passwords. Mostly I use one password for all or some set of passwords. if you feel storing in computer is not safe save in your phone and when needed use it but it is a bit difficult . For telephone directory it is better.

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OldLodgeSkins

12 years ago

Originally Posted by zelgly2

I just store in Mozilla save passwords. Mostly I use one password for all or some set of passwords. if you feel storing in computer is not safe save in your phone and when needed use it but it is a bit difficult . For telephone directory it is better.

Phones get stolen way too easily...

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TheProgrammer

12 years ago

i use robotform, it has good security options to protect your login details.

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teepee

12 years ago

I would tell you but then I'd have to kill you. LOL

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OldLodgeSkins

12 years ago

We're all glad you're not going to have the occasion to kill anyone since there are already lots of good answers in here

So you don't need to tell anyone anything

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datingworld

12 years ago

trust me i keep all my more than 50 passwords in my brain, more than 50 passwrods for my sites, emails, facebook accounts etc.
there is a way i create my password and that works and i never forget password, even i forget i would know how would i have created and it works.

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fred67

10 years ago

Originally Posted by datingworld

trust me i keep all my more than 50 passwords in my brain, more than 50 passwrods for my sites, emails, facebook accounts etc.
there is a way i create my password and that works and i never forget password, even i forget i would know how would i have created and it works.

Hopefully you're still fairly young

As you get into your 'senior' years you might want to jot them down somewhere

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JimWaller

12 years ago

I'm, a roboform guy, and have been for years.

If you're really worried about hiding your passwords, here is something you could do: How to Hide Files in JPEG Pictures

It's definitely not somewhere people would look.

Jim

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Bridget10

10 years ago

I use my iPhone, I write them in my note book that works for me.

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dengkane

10 years ago

I use a software app named PINs, and have been using it for many years.

You will set a main password for the whole password storage file, then you can store your various into it, when you start PINs and open the password storage file, you need to enter your main password.

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fred67

10 years ago

I'm probably a bit of a dipstick - I keep mine in a Google document in one of my Gmail accounts next to the live link to the associated website - seems OK so far

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Slab

10 years ago

My brain...

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newinsh

10 years ago

Roboform is a powerful tool. I ues it perfectly.

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sixbladeknife

10 years ago

+1 for Roboform. It works fine for me in all browsers.

Is it secure to have all you passwords saved on your computer? Probabably not, but just password protect them. I can't remember all my logins, so it's a necessary evil.

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joaquin112

10 years ago

KeePass beats anything I've ever tried and it's free. Then I just set auto backups with Carbonite and I don't have to worry about ever losing my passwords.

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jerkiejerx

10 years ago

I keep my passwords in an online storage site. Passpack. It's free. Triple layer security. And I don't need to store anything offline for backup should my PC gets formatted, stolen, or happened to be new.

Anyhow, I will try using any of the applications mentioned in this thread. ^__^ Thanks

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isharky

10 years ago

I use Lastpass, and subscribe to the premium version so I can use it on my smartphone. Highly recommend especially if you are sharing your password with others such as outsourcers.

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theemperor

10 years ago

Keepass is the best in my opinion.

However any storage of passwords on your own machine (even with a good password) is not 100% secure because as soon as someone has hold of your file and copies it to their own machine, they get unlimited attempts at trying to crack your password.

If you are super paranoid then remember all of your passwords and make them unique :-).

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