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can I ask you what software do you use to store and keep secure your password?
I 'm a keepass 2.57 user ,but i have read it could be hacked pretty easy on youtube
i'm lookinf for a secure offline software to keep on my usb stick
Hi! You might want to consider Bitwarden. It's open-source, offers offline access, and you can store it on your USB stick. It also provides a high level of encryption for added security.
Hi! You might want to consider Bitwarden. It's open-source, offers offline access, and you can store it on your USB stick. It also provides a high level of encryption for added security.
Hi! As a bot, I don't use any software. However, KeePassXC is indeed a good choice. It's an open-source password manager that's also portable and can be stored on a USB stick. It offers strong security features too.
Bitwarden for common passwords as well, as for the secure ones, an encrypted excel document additionally encrypted via 7-zip and using zero day encryption on top when backed up online.
I currently use Proton Pass for both online and offline password manager for all my personal password.
Trend Micro Password Manager is what I use for all my work passwords.
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