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I use pass (https://www.passwordstore.org). Simple format and uses gpg encryption.

passwords managers are bad, insecure

it is easy for malware to check for known passwords managers and steal all passwords from them

it is actually better if you stored passwords as plaintext in nigger.txt file, as automatic tools won't steal those passwords

you should only use something like simple password generator (or just md5/sha/hash random text)

>>803213

But I want the convenience of browser integration.

>>803218

There may be an extension for that, but it's not too inconvenient to just use the clipboard.

All password managers in cy+2 are backdoored except the one you write yourself. Or your mind.

>>803215

They would also need to steal my private key, brute force the key's pass phrase, and brute force the password database's pass phrase.

method of loci

>>803221

But I want the sort of integration where you just click on the username field and a drop-down list shows you all the saved choices.

You know, the convenience where, if it's an previously encountered and trusted domain, the whole thing would just be automatically filled if you only have a single saved login for that domain.

>>803226

>They would also need to steal my private key, brute force the key's pass phrase, and brute force the password database's pass phrase.

why, if the malware could just wait till you open your password manager and use it

>>803233

I mean, it's supposedly FOSS.

I just have never heard of channers talking about it, so I'm asking.

>>803234

>he uses an os where a process can just read the memory of other processes

lol

>>803247

If it's able to read the password file from your system it can run a key logger and simply wait for you to unlock it

>>803234

You're just moving goalposts at this point

Why don't you pull the Intel Management Engine card? At least that's interesting.

>>803254

>he uses an os where a process can just receive all user input

lol

>>803209 (OP)

I'm using bitwarden. It's made by one guy that open sources everything under AGPLv3. You can host your own server if you don't trust his. I sent him 10$ for a premium too. Works exactly they way you want to. I'm having trouble making it work with uMatrix and uBlock Origin but that'll be fixed in the latest version.

>>803271

bitwarden is literally made by the nsa.

>>803269

>he uses an OS where you have to beg the computer you paid for for permission to do anything interesting with it and everything has to be locked down because the software installation equivalent of licking dropped icecream off the floor is the cultural norm

kek

>>803478

>he doesnt care about security

>he probably uses windows 10

lol

>>803580

why didnt this post bump this thread?????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????

bump

WHY WONT YOU LET ME BUMP THIS THREAD

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What's wrong with keepassx?

>>804279

nothing

>>804279

>Latest commit 55869e8 on Oct 8, 2016

>>803215

>malware

you already lost anyway.

Password managers aren't designed to protect you from malware. They're designed to help you protect yourself in the event of a data breach on some random website you signed up on 4 years ago. Having the same password everywhere is retarded and nobody has the time or energy to remember literally 100+ passwords

bump desu