Password management

[TylerD]

There seem to be quite a few password management systems out there. What do people here use? Anyone got any recommendations? I'm looking for it to be secure and (preferably) free but apart from that I'm not bothered [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]

[moondogg]

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There seem to be quite a few password management systems out there. What do people here use? Anyone got any recommendations? I'm looking for it to be secure and (preferably) free but apart from that I'm not bothered [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]

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PasswordSafe rocks. It's very easy to use, and free.

http://sourceforge.net/projects/passwordsafe/

[bwana devil]

I just started using Roboform and have been happy w/ it. It is free to store up to 10 passwords (unlimited first month). If you want to store more after the initial trial month, it's around $30US.

It's available at download.com That site gives it their highest rating as well.

[csuf_gambler]

i just write all my passwords on a piece of paper and put it udner my pillow

[Evan]

I use RoboForm, I like it. I had it for like a year and it was free. All of the sudden about a month ago they wanted $30, I paid.

[Wahoo91]

Keywallet is great and free (keywallet.com)

[chrisdhal]

Have to go along with PasswordSafe. Another nice thing is that it's super small and doesn't require anything else. You can store it on a USB keyring drive and such. No install needed or anything, just start it up.

[Freakin]

Notepad no g00t?

Freakin

[GrannyMae]

i just write all my passwords on a piece of paper and put it udner my pillow

this post is missing something.

where's the "FIREPAY rules" comment??

[eric5148]

There's this great old stuff called paper, it's very cheap.