Using KeePassX To Store Your Passwords Safely

Friday, 2012-July-06 at 23:39 1 comment

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KeePassX is a program for storing your passwords in a convenient and very secure way. Here is a excerpt from their webpage (with slight modifications):

KeePassX saves information such as user names, passwords, urls, attachments, and comments in one single database. The entries are sorted in groups. KeePassX also offers a little utility for secure password generation. The complete database is always encrypted either with AES (alias Rijndael) or Twofish encryption algorithm using a 256 bit key.

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I would encourage you to take a look at his post, and to get KeepassX (or if you're on Windows, you may use the original Keepass http://keepass.info/) and start using stronger passwords and separate passwords around the web.

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  • 1. uns0b  |  Saturday, 2012-July-07 at 19:12

    I never thought about using that before but maybe I should eventually. I get tired of typing passwords :)


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