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I've been recommended Password Box by a friend, which supposedly runs an algorithm that "hasn't been cracked since 1960". I find that dubious but v-_-v I just want a good fortress to encrypt all my password in and control from a central point. Anyone knows anything about it? I haven't seen it mentioned here.
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Bhodi posted:Password Box is a McAffee product (Click on Help/FAQ at the bottom of the page). Ok so it's poo poo. I'll check out the other recommendations  --- Just checked out Keepass. I'm curious : It's OpenSource, meaning that everyone has access to the algorithm, right? What would someone need to do in theory to then have access to all your passwords with Keepass? It seems to me that using it would be opening myself to inviting people to have easier access to all my passwords in one place with an algorithm that's openly available. I have zero knowledge of security coding so forgive me if this is the dumbest poo poo ever I'm asking >.> Popoto fucked around with this message at 17:12 on Mar 9, 2015 |
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spog posted:No. Ok so basically, peer review journals. That's good. I suppose the bit about the number s you put into the maths is us choosing the passwords, right? In that case it shoot my confidence up. I suppose the other reason to really use those password manager is not just to put all your stuff in one place, but also to use their password generators to make really complicated ones since you know you won't have to remember them, thus making sure it's not brute-forcable...
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