How do you secure your passwords?

[Corilli]

I've never used any password manager until I started my new online business and realized that I have too many of them to remember. As past few months I was using nordvpn, recently got a newsletter that they created a password manager called nordpass (https://nordpass.com/). Has anyone tried it already? Since it's a new product, not sure if it safe enough. Will appreciate your suggestions about any other tools to manage my passwords. 

[rajamishra]

hello friend not to disclose u r password to anybody.when this side hacked you all of sudden death by hacked your all account. 

[VVinTage]

Well, I didn't hear Nordpass. I use Dashlane, It suitable and synchronize with my PC and Android, also I write all my passwords at one Google Sheet )

[Aazzah]

I have never heard of this but I am for sure going to try this out in the future! I normally make my passwords really random so yeah xd

[SLFJ]

I've never used any password manager until I started my new online business and realized that I have too many of them to remember. As past few months I was using nordvpn, recently got a newsletter that they created a password manager called nordpass (https://nordpass.com/). Has anyone tried it already? Since it's a new product, not sure if it safe enough. Will appreciate your suggestions about any other tools to manage my passwords. 

I do not use any website and I think it is an advertisement, so edit your topic with deleting the site, because it can mark it as an advertisement, and I keep all of my passwords in my brain.

[lupandina]

I was researching for some passwords manager app earlier, but... I can't trust them somehow  

All my passwords are different and strong. I store "short version" (only usernames and passwords) in separate usb drive which is always near hand, and "long version" (all same + 2fa codes and other additional info) in other hard disc + on paper. Maybe I'm sligh paranoid, but you know... Better careful before, then sorry after 😅

[Enzo]

I've heard lastPass is good for storing your passwords but frankly I don't know how well I can trust any of these with more important passwords. I tend to try and memorize my most important passwords. 

Passwords that arent as important or the accounts are protected by 2FA sometimes just get saved by chrome for my convenience 

[sheenazbay]

I use 2fa for my password security

[MaxShadow]

I just make a lot of different passwords

[Ali saher]

I have mover use any other way for my password.

I create my password very deficult and I change my password after some time and I use 2fa for save my account

So I don't not to try this type site password because I think this is very risky

[wiro212sableng]

I think 2fa from google secure enough for us. Once again you can use password generator for additional made a secure password and save that carefully.

[iamsheikhadil]

I save them up in only one place, my brain

[nikowin88]

24 minutes ago, iamsheikhadil said:

I save them up in only one place, my brain

Kinda hard to save secure different password in your brain when you need dozens of them or even more and you need them to be different and renew them every year it every 6 month and that you need them to be meaning less ( MypassWordsRKicking@$$ for example isn't a great password lol but not so bad too 😉 ) 

As for me I store them on paper stored in a safe without username and site related to. I use different security level for my password ( for example forum credentials are less ecure that wallet ones. The most secured ones are mail and wallet ones) 

[nightfall91]

 

alternating numbers and letters, sometimes I do large letters