would you trust a password keeper program?

[dpopiz]

are they safe?
I've started using a program called password agent lite. it says it encrypts info both on the disk and in memory.
would you trust a password program on an internet connected pc?

 

[SagaLore]

Is this program free? I might be interested...

 

[FoBoT]

i just write them all on the back of business cards and keep them in my wallet 😱

 

[Ryan]

I have 3 different passwords, each for a certain type of account.

 

[Cyberian]

Originally posted by: FoBoT
i just write them all on the back of business cards and keep them in my wallet 😱

Most of my customers used to write them on 'post-it' notes and stick them on the monitor.

 

[mithrandir2001]

If it runs on a Microsoft Windows platform, of course. :evil:😀

 

[PowerMacG5]

Originally posted by: rbloedow
I have 3 different passwords, each for a certain type of account.

Me too. My most complex one is on my server. 31 characters long, carying case and numerics, and non standard chars. I use that password on my servers that have a direct connection to the web (IE act as firewall's). Other than that, I use pretty sane passwords (15 chars or less). Oh yeah, that 31 character password was never cracked, not even by LC4. Oh yeah, all of mine are memorized. Strongest encryption there 😛.

 

[Spikey217]

I keep em in my Palm Pilot.

 

[SagaLore]

Originally posted by: KraziKid

Originally posted by: rbloedow
I have 3 different passwords, each for a certain type of account.

Me too. My most complex one is on my server. 31 characters long, carying case and numerics, and non standard chars. I use that password on my servers that have a direct connection to the web (IE act as firewall's). Other than that, I use pretty sane passwords (15 chars or less). Oh yeah, that 31 character password was never cracked, not even by LC4. Oh yeah, all of mine are memorized. Strongest encryption there 😛.

I know what it is.

 

[PowerMacG5]

Originally posted by: SagaLore

Originally posted by: KraziKid

Originally posted by: rbloedow
I have 3 different passwords, each for a certain type of account.

Me too. My most complex one is on my server. 31 characters long, carying case and numerics, and non standard chars. I use that password on my servers that have a direct connection to the web (IE act as firewall's). Other than that, I use pretty sane passwords (15 chars or less). Oh yeah, that 31 character password was never cracked, not even by LC4. Oh yeah, all of mine are memorized. Strongest encryption there 😛.

I know what it is.

Come now, let us hear 😛.

 

[SagaLore]

Originally posted by: KraziKid

Originally posted by: SagaLore

Originally posted by: KraziKid

Originally posted by: rbloedow
I have 3 different passwords, each for a certain type of account.

Me too. My most complex one is on my server. 31 characters long, carying case and numerics, and non standard chars. I use that password on my servers that have a direct connection to the web (IE act as firewall's). Other than that, I use pretty sane passwords (15 chars or less). Oh yeah, that 31 character password was never cracked, not even by LC4. Oh yeah, all of mine are memorized. Strongest encryption there 😛.

I know what it is.

Come now, let us hear 😛.

Sorry, this forum is incapable of rendering the unicode you have in several portions of your password. 😉

 

[PowerMacG5]

Originally posted by: SagaLore

Originally posted by: KraziKid

Originally posted by: SagaLore

Originally posted by: KraziKid

Originally posted by: rbloedow
I have 3 different passwords, each for a certain type of account.

Me too. My most complex one is on my server. 31 characters long, carying case and numerics, and non standard chars. I use that password on my servers that have a direct connection to the web (IE act as firewall's). Other than that, I use pretty sane passwords (15 chars or less). Oh yeah, that 31 character password was never cracked, not even by LC4. Oh yeah, all of mine are memorized. Strongest encryption there 😛.

I know what it is.

Come now, let us hear 😛.

Sorry, this forum is incapable of rendering the unicode you have in several portions of your password. 😉

The funny part is, that that statement is true 😛. /me goes and thinks about his amazing uncrackable password 😀.

 

[PoPPeR]

Originally posted by: KraziKid

Originally posted by: rbloedow I have 3 different passwords, each for a certain type of account.

Me too. My most complex one is on my server. 31 characters long, carying case and numerics, and non standard chars. I use that password on my servers that have a direct connection to the web (IE act as firewall's). Other than that, I use pretty sane passwords (15 chars or less). Oh yeah, that 31 character password was never cracked, not even by LC4. Oh yeah, all of mine are memorized. Strongest encryption there 😛.

/me looks for the cookie emoticon

 

[PowerMacG5]

Originally posted by: PoPPeR

Originally posted by: KraziKid

Originally posted by: rbloedow I have 3 different passwords, each for a certain type of account.

Me too. My most complex one is on my server. 31 characters long, carying case and numerics, and non standard chars. I use that password on my servers that have a direct connection to the web (IE act as firewall's). Other than that, I use pretty sane passwords (15 chars or less). Oh yeah, that 31 character password was never cracked, not even by LC4. Oh yeah, all of mine are memorized. Strongest encryption there 😛.

/me looks for the cookie emoticon

/me looks for the :thankyou; emoticon.