Topic: How do you generate and manage your passwords? (Read 79 times)
Bitwarden for storing passwords, by far the best one. Unfortunately its built-in generator is not very flexible (for example you can't customize special symbols). For this purpose, I've been experimenting with a few web tools over the years, lately I've been using Random Password Generator.
Well for most I use a Password generator. But for my own personal privacy I will not say which one that is.
When the Password is generated I only chance some of the letters and numbers. I just do this in case the dev has bad ideas in the back of his mind to try to scam users.
When the Password is generated I only chance some of the letters and numbers. I just do this in case the dev has bad ideas in the back of his mind to try to scam users.
Might not be a good idea to start telling people on a forum that has many gifted tech skilled people, how you generate passwords.
Only a bit of advice but it’s good to keep sensitive info private.
Only a bit of advice but it’s good to keep sensitive info private.
I've been a LastPass user for many years, but after the recent hacks, I've switched over to Bitwarden. So far so good!
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