Password Manager

[MartinC]

I have been looking for a neat but powerful password manager that keeps the information local, still not convinced about placing all my passwords in the cloud yet, but after testing a few found a rather nice open source one, other people might find it useful if you need such a thing of course:

KeePass
http://keepass.info/

Enjoy...

[evilsatan]

I know you say you don't like the cloud ones but I use Lastpass Premium and it's very good, I have it built into my web browser and also connected to my phone, I unlock it using a fingerprint. They have loads of tweaks to increase the security.

[gurry]

I use keypass and have done for a few years. I have the encrypted database stored in "the cloud" and the main program on a usb stick. You can then connect from any computer(assuming you have internet connection) with your latest database. There is also keypass for andriod that I use with the cloud stored database.

[Mobileman]

Roboform here using blowfish encryption that will do for day to day stuff syncs all my devices seamlessly, does pretty much everything and is only software I buy lol

[B B Leo]

1password for me

[MartinC]

I have been slowly loading the software with all our various passwords and seems to be working well, quite like the way it puts the data into your copy buffer for X number of secs.

Still not sure if I will use this solution personally, will give each of your recommendations a test before deciding.

[zagdyoll]

I would also say LastPass:

https://lastpass.com/

[Mobileman]

Warning on lastpass chaps happened again

http://www.engadget.com/2015/06/15/lastpass-hacked/
Time to change your master password, LastPass was hacked

[Northernbloke]

I use keepass and Dropbox so I can share the database between my pc/phones/tablets etc.


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[Mobileman]

a bit about roboform and how they dont store the master password on there servers and other security measures
http://www.roboform.com/blog/RoboForm-Security-Measures