forum threadDealiusCaesar | Staff posted Nov 09, 2023 09:57 PM
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I'll instead type it like this: you could use something like Keepass which is a localized password manager. That doesn't sync though.
You could also create a VERY strong master password and play the game like that.
You could also tack on 2 form authentication, which is a bullet point, which could be through a digital mean (Authy, for example) or a hardware key (Yubikey). I haven't click on it yet to read if they support hardware products, but HYPOTHETICALLY if someone knew your master password they'd still get stopped by the 2FA. I'm unsure if the program will alert if such a breach occurred so you could change your password though....
I personally use Bitwarden, which is "free", but their premium which is quite handy is $10/yr. Bitwarden though isn't allowed at work so only Keepass is an option via an encrypted flash drive. Of course, businesses aren't too keen on cloud-based products as all it takes is one person to goof...
Bitwarden
SafeInCloud
Back to lurking.
I'll instead type it like this: you could use something like Keepass which is a localized password manager. That doesn't sync though.
You could also create a VERY strong master password and play the game like that.
You could also tack on 2 form authentication, which is a bullet point, which could be through a digital mean (Authy, for example) or a hardware key (Yubikey). I haven't click on it yet to read if they support hardware products, but HYPOTHETICALLY if someone knew your master password they'd still get stopped by the 2FA. I'm unsure if the program will alert if such a breach occurred so you could change your password though....
I personally use Bitwarden, which is "free", but their premium which is quite handy is $10/yr. Bitwarden though isn't allowed at work so only Keepass is an option via an encrypted flash drive. Of course, businesses aren't too keen on cloud-based products as all it takes is one person to goof...
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