No.57361
Hello /cyber/.
I've been pretty paranoid about my passwords lately. I'm not good with memorizing things like phone numbers and passwords, so I have to write them down somewhere (specially the ones I don't use very often).
I came up with a simple bash script to save passwords and encrypt them (RSA with AES256). I'm storing them on a pen-drive and keeping a backup of the passwords and the RSA key on my computer on a AES encrypted archive.
I feel pretty secure with this and I feel I could store other sensible information this way.
How do you chummers store your passwords and other sensible data?
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No.57362
I use a program i shouldn't be using, instead i should write them down.
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No.57363
>>57362
Aren't you afraid someone could find the writings and fuck you up?
I used to write passwords and accounts on the walls of my room zuz.
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No.57365
>>57361
Bit warden is pretty good
It's open source too
https://bitwarden.com/
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No.57371
>>57363
Not really, not like i'd go into too much detail
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No.57373
>>57365
It looks ok but I'd rather keep my passwords offline.
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No.57407
I should probably store my passwords on a flash drive but I don't really know how to encrypt it.
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No.57412
>>57407
>I should probably store my passwords on a flash drive but I don't really know how to encrypt it.
Well, an encrypted flash drive by itself isn't ideal because what if you need to access passwords on a computer that doesn't have software?
I use a tails drive + the persistance feature (which is LUKS encrypted) to hold backup copies of my important information and passwords.
Just encrypting a thumb drive is easy though.
>cryptsetup luksFormat /dev/sdXN
>cryptsetup luksOpen /dev/sdXN encthumb
>mkfs.ext4 -L "My ENcrypted Drive" /dev/mapper/encthumb
After, most linux distributions will prompt you for the password when you plug it in an automount, but you could use
>cryptsetup luksOpen /dev/sdXY encthumb
>mount /dev/mapper/sdXY /mnt
to manually mount it.
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No.57448
>>57361
for the record, you shouldn't do any of this manually
>>57365
full disclosure i use bitwarden too but i probably shouldn't
use keepassxc
https://keepassxc.org/
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No.57460
>>57448
>you shouldn't do any of this manually
>use keepassxc
>0 reasons
Justify your claims, man.
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No.57461
>>57460
it's common sense, encryption implemented manually by one person is much more likely to have mistakes, for example forgetting to securely delete the plaintext version
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No.57468
>>57461
Just don't be dumb and use trusted methods.
It's not rocket science or something.
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No.57477
>>57468
You won't encrypt by hand. To some degree you must use a program. Its not "better" to encrypt/decrypt a single file manually than it is to use an automated process - which you can custom script anyway if you are doing manually.
I use pass . it has gpg and git integration. Its written in shell, and uses the filesystem as a database. It even supports two factor auth. Best of all, you can manually decrypt plain text files if you need to.
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No.57531
I use Open Puff to hide them inside of an image.
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No.57634
>>57468
Trusted by hackers? Wtf is wrong with you? “Just don’t be dumb”
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No.57637
Write the passwords on a paper but shift the characters by a value. For password will become ordpassw, you'll just have to remember the shifting number.
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No.57639
To take you seriously with that photo Neo
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No.57648
>>57373
Exactly.
Just use pen and paper. It's fine.
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No.57687
>>57634
what the fuck are you talking about fucker?
do you make your own encryption algorithms? fuck you
>>57477
jesus dude
I literally said in the OP that I wrote a script to deal with encrypting and saving the passwords
fucking brainlets
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