Encrypted password list on a flash drive?

[BarneyGumble]

Is there a way that I can consolidate all of my username and password information into a single list or possibly word document, encrypt the file, and store it on a portable flash drive. I use a lot of different web sites and have several different usernames and passwords for each and it is gettting retarded. I'm tired of trying to keep up with all of them and forgetting them and going through the hassle of figuring them out.

I need it to be encrypted securely in the event that i lost it and it fell into the hands of evil.

 

[defakto]

Use an old CLI verion of pgp and put that on the stick too.

 

[Techx]

what about flash drives that have encryption built into them, something like this

 

[BarneyGumble]

Oooo, daddy like! Thanks.

 

[SarverSystems]

Or better yet, why not get a flashdrive with a thumbprint reader?

 

[BarneyGumble]

Do they make those? What about a retina scanner and dna testing?
No, but seriously I'm afraid I would break it, do you know how durable they are? Have you ever used one?

 

[Techx]

Found one here.. they are also more expensive and bulky, I don't like it having 2 parts with a cable attaching them, bleh

 

[SarverSystems]

They make a laptop version. It is only a small dongle that has tiny "strip" to run our finger across. No wires.

 

[Heliocentrical]

They make a laptop version. It is only a small dongle that has tiny "strip" to run our finger across. No wires.

Wouldnt it be hard to run your finger across a small dongle?

Seriously though, MS Word has built in document password protection. You could do that and then store the doc on your thumb drive.

 

[Techx]

Wouldnt it be hard to run your finger across a small dongle?

Seriously though, MS Word has built in document password protection. You could do that and then store the doc on your thumb drive.

yeah but how easy would it be to crack a pw in word? you're probably better protected to store your pw's in a word/excel file thats pw protected, then put that file in a password protected zip file, then put the zip on an encrypted flash drive heh hey, the guy asked for a way to keep his private password secure.. that should do it !