If you have a phone with a fingerprint reader, you can also unlock your passwords with that. I can fire it up on my phone and have my passwords ready.
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There is also a nice Android app that can connect to the KeePass database as well. You can choose different icons for each password and even store files with them. I have categories for Software Licenses, Network Passwords, Social Media, or my own Webspaces. I also use categories to order my passwords into different groups.
KeePass also has a very strong password generator, so I usually let KeePass decide which password I use for new services.
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If you do not trust cloud services either, then you can also install KeePass on your own USB-Drive as a portable version and lock onto your key chain. It doesn’t matter if I am at home, at work or on the phone, I can access my passwords every time. So, how do I use KeePass? Well first off, I created a database with my passwords in it and put it onto my cloud drive (OneDrive in my case) which is accessible from all my devices. It is not the most beautiful software, but that doesn’t matter It offers also a ton of plug-ins and there is even an Android app (see below), that can connect to the same database as KeePass! How I use KeePass It is completely free, although you are welcome to donate. Basically, you only have to remember one single well-chosen password and forget about the rest. This text from the KeePass website says it already: You can store all your passwords in one file, which is securely password-protected. Database files are encrypted using the best and most secure encryption algorithms currently known (AES-256, ChaCha20 and Twofish). So you only have to remember one single master key to unlock the whole database. You can store all your passwords in one database, which is locked with a master key.
KeePass is a free open source password manager, which helps you to manage your passwords in a secure way. What can I say? It works like a charm and is even free! What KeePass can offer I really don’t trust these browsers with my passwords, so I decided for a self-stored solution: KeePass. For a while now, even your browser saves all of your passwords, so you don’t have to remember anything. So there are a lot of password managers out there.
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