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I’m looking for suggestions on what you guys use to store all your passwords. I have so many it’s getting to be a chore.

It needs to be encrypted and I’m fine with paying some for it. I also want to make sure they spell out they can’t use the data you enter for any reason

Thanks

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I have been using LockNote for several years and have had zero issues with it. Works great for me.

http://www.steganos.com/us/products/for-free/locknote/overview/

Take a look and see if it works for you.

And it is Free.

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Password safe

http://passwordsafe.sourceforge.net/

Its free. I would give it a try before you consider any other options. Its not fancy by any means but I have been using it for years. If you are really paranoid about extra encryption you can install another free app call TruCrypt http://www.truecrypt.org/ This allows you to create a “folder” that is encrypted. You can then install password safe to that location or just the encrypted password safe files.

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Keepass

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We use Keepass, it’s free, can be encrypted so only your user account can open the password file.

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I use KeyPass. It’s free and very easy to use. Check it out and see what you think…

I’ve been very happy with it so far and I have about 25 passwords stored already! It’s also easy to back up!

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I haven’t tried this, but it looks promising

I usually use

Last Pass, Really easy to use, but it’s web-based.

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I use RoboForm Enterprise at my company, but there is a free one if you don’t require the passwords to be shared among a group of people like us.

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+1 for Keepass. You can also use it on your smartphone.

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FREE http://keepass.info/

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It seems keepass if AES but how much. In my company security is a major concern.

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+1 Keepass

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Huw3481 wrote:

Keepass

http://keepass.info/

Keypass is good.

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Hey Ryan,

Go here: Security - KeePass

and read the first section. Also check out all the awards they have taken: Awards/Ratings - KeePass

Keypass is one of the most widely used and considered “as secure as it’s gonna get” among the community. There is a ton of information out there on it.

–Hank

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Here’s another vote for KeePass, but I prefer the Portable App version. I keep it on a Flash drive so I always have it handy and back it up to my desktop PC.

You can find it here:

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I have been using lastpass for about 6 months and i absolutely love it

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+1 Keepass

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I use KeePass because it’s free, open-source, available as a portable install and has a neat iPhone app. Using Dropbox, I keep the current version of my file on all my PCs and my phone and can add/update from any of them.

That said, the MikeTechShow did a thing on password managers the other day and recommended KeePass, Roboform and LastPass.

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Anybody know a good online password manager so multiple users can have access to the passwords? Preferably this would be installed on a server that is company owned.

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I agree with the KeePass suggestion. It’s what we use.