Login/Password management

[Trev]

Pretty self explanatory.

Websites, poker sites, affiliate accounts, forums, banking, e-mail.... work and personal logins/passwords. Does anyone even keep track of how many of these they have? It's ridiculous.

What's the best way to keep everything in order? I'm using firefox to save a lot of them but maybe this isn't the most secure method.

[Student]

I keep mine in excel and saved to a disc

[Trev]

I have some like that...not really liking that method.

I want a thumb and retina scanner added to my laptop so once I'm logged in via retina scan I can use thumb scans to access sites.

Offering $20 on Stars to anyone who creates this for me

[simoneaton]

A bank account I use to use required a thumb print to access which they provided me a small thumb print scanner for this.

[TonyG]

Check out Roboform or OnePass

[jason@bp]

KeePass is pretty awesome if you're running a mac. It's open-source, which is a bonus.

[leporello]

Keepass is the nuts. I got hacked recently. Saving details in an excel spreadsheet is a very bad idea.

Hacked computer and excel sheet can easily be stolen.

Keepass is almost unbreakable or certainly extremely difficult to do. Has a Firefox plugin too.

There's an awesome 10 part series on securing your computer against attacks here (Part 1 linked):

YouTube - 01 - Poker Computer Security - Password Policy

[jdwanchalk]

I write them on my hand.

[MAC]

KeePass is pretty awesome if you're running a mac. It's open-source, which is a bonus.

+1 compatible keepassx for MAC and linux and keepass for windows
The only problem is that doesn't fill the user/pass field

only for mac 1password is great but only for mac

[leporello]

+1 compatible keepassx for MAC and linux and keepass for windows
The only problem is that doesn't fill the user/pass field

only for mac 1password is great but only for mac

There's a firefox plugin that does this for windows users.