Using KeePassX/LastPass/1Password is a bit problematic. They become a single point of failure. Someone can get my master password (https://github.com/cxxr/lostpass) or can pwn LastPass. To improved that my passwords becomes <last_pass_gen_pass> + <random_nonce_that_i_know_how_to_generate_in_my_head> + <helper_password>
I divided accounts into tiers:
Tier0: The most important account: Macbook, Gmail, Github
Tier1: Still important, but not as much as Tier0: Youtube
Tier2: I don't really care.
Tier3: Testing accounts for local dev server: Single simple password like qwerty1234.
I just need to remember 5 passwords(Gmail, Macbook, Github, LastPass, helper password). I think this strategy gives a nice balance between connivance and security.
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Using KeePassX/LastPass/1Password is a bit problematic. They become a single point of failure. Someone can get my master password (https://github.com/cxxr/lostpass) or can pwn LastPass. To improved that my passwords becomes <last_pass_gen_pass> + <random_nonce_that_i_know_how_to_generate_in_my_head> + <helper_password>
I divided accounts into tiers:
Tier0: The most important account: Macbook, Gmail, Github Tier1: Still important, but not as much as Tier0: Youtube Tier2: I don't really care. Tier3: Testing accounts for local dev server: Single simple password like qwerty1234.
I just need to remember 5 passwords(Gmail, Macbook, Github, LastPass, helper password). I think this strategy gives a nice balance between connivance and security.