Password Storage

[Landmine]

How do you store your passwords? Passwords that others would need to know should something happen to you? This is a question for personal and company use.

 

[DouglasteR]

In a textpad next to the computer

All in my mind

 

[boss6021]

KeePass is an awesome piece of software. Give the password to whomever you want to have access to all of the passwords in it.

http://keepass.info/

 

[fluke420]

I've been using Lastpass.

 

[MikeTrike]

KeePass is an awesome piece of software. Give the password to whomever you want to have access to all of the passwords in it.

http://keepass.info/

I also use KeePass, it's also nice in an IT environment because you can have a shared password db. When you save a change and somebody has already done changes since your last save, it gives you a synchronize option.

 

[dave99]

1password, file kept on dropbox, so accessible from phone/tablet apps, and also just from any browser.

 

[RocketTech]

OneNote document on a SharePoint server, appropriate permissions applied.

 

[aaronearles]

We're quite happy with Secret Server: http://www.thycotic.com

 

[breal1]

Keepass is pretty good.

 

[Oniigumo]

Keepass all the way.