I don't trust others to keep my password.
That's why I stored them on a USB key and make a paper copy for daily use. As soon as I need a knew one I wrote that down on my paper copy and later add it on my USB key.
Let say that my situation differ of lot of people. I'm alone at home with my wife who even do not want to know anything about computer except to search recepies that I profit a lot. HUM! HUM! Good.
Are password managers safe, even if the info is stored in the cloud?
Hi, I was reading CNET's newsletter and a member was asking about cloud storages and how secure it was. My question is somewhat similar. There are many applications that offer to manage passwords. These days, I am sure that most people have at least 10 passwords or more that they need to remember and very likely rely on passwords managers to help them remember. I, for one, am currently using one. I use it across all of my devices--from my computers to my tablets to smartphone. My problem is, the password manager that I'm using stores the database in the cloud. Now, my big concern is if it's safe, since it is in the cloud. So is it safe? I would appreciate if the community can suggest methods or secure password management apps that I can manage all my passwords securely and use them across all my devices. Thank you
--Submitted by: Christine P.

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