Passwords *shake fists*

[peterb]

Having asked this question myself recently, I now use Lastpass. And when I looked through the list of sites I use and various usernames and passwords I am glad I have it!

Were you able to migrate keychain passwords to lastpass? Where do you store the shared database?

Edit: so the database is on the lastpass server, and you need premium to sync across all devices?

[Jonj1611]

I have never used Premium Peter, just the free version and that is used across all my devices.

Edit : No, never had any luck with the Keychain

[shaithis]

I'm still looking for a way to access Apple's_keychain from an Android_device, a search I fear is doomed to fail.

You'll probably get that at the same time as iMessage for Android.......

[Dashers]

I've always used Password Safe, but recently I've been toying with wombling together my own web-based one (so I can keep passwords on my server and not out there).

[peterb]

you'll probably get that at the same time as imessage for android.......

qft

[TooNice]

Hmm, I am not sure how I feel about having a cloud based solution. I thought about using a spreadsheet to store hints and perhaps encrypt it with something (though I would need reasurrance that decrypting it won't create a temp file that isn't immediately wiped).

[peterb]

If you are syncing across several devices, you will need to store a master database somewhere, either on a server of your own, or somewhere else (cloud has become a generic term) but you could use something like Box or Dropbox.

I'm still pondering on the problem with Android, but I think I'll live with the inconvenience at the moment.

[aidanjt]

SyncThing is always an option if you want machine sync without the centralised storage out on some random internet server and don't care for BitTorrent Sync.

[Blastuk]

Currently using KeePass with some plugins for 2FA tokens, chrome plugin for auto-filling passwords on request, and added some custom password generation templates.
Synced to dropbox, accessible via android app KeePass2Android which has a keyboard for auto-typing passwords in to boxes.

[TooNice]

And I am back again, after almost forgetting the password that lead me to me to create this thread in the first place

LastPass is becoming tempting, but before I go for it, I was wondering if there is a service out there that is also keylogger resistant.

Biometric sounds more appealing by the day, and even a pin that needs to be entered in a randomised onscreen keypad would make it a bit harder for the password to be stolen.

[mikerr]

Before lastpass I had 5-6 passwords and variants on those.

http://haveibeenpwned.com made me get my act together

Now I have 250 sites in lastpass, all are different and all but 4 are randomly generated
- just make sure your master password is a secure one and use 2FA !

[MaddAussie]

And I am back again, after almost forgetting the password that lead me to me to create this thread in the first place

LastPass is becoming tempting, but before I go for it, I was wondering if there is a service out there that is also keylogger resistant.

Biometric sounds more appealing by the day, and even a pin that needs to be entered in a randomised onscreen keypad would make it a bit harder for the password to be stolen.

Lastpass has an onscreen keyboard you can use.

I have a spare LastPass key (from this months Humble Bundle, its yours if you want it TooNice

[outwar6010]

[GoNz0]

Lastpass is now free on all platforms!
No need to buy premium

[TooNice]

Lastpass has an onscreen keyboard you can use.

I have a spare LastPass key (from this months Humble Bundle, its yours if you want it TooNice

Sounds great! I would gratefully receive it if you are okay with it

If I like it, I will probably get another licence for my folks. They -really- need to "upgrade" their passwords.

[mikerr]

I wonder how many 1000s of times correcthorsebatterystaple appears on leaked password lists now...