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Anonymous 09/10/20 (Thu) 08:17:02 No.26135

Anti-brute force
https://kissu.moe/b/res/4370#4378

Anonymous 09/10/20 (Thu) 08:49:09 No.26138

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My password is many, many, characters long and randomly generated.

You are not brute forcing your way into /what/'s login page you will just waste your own time and be moderately annoying.

Anonymous 09/10/20 (Thu) 09:35:27 No.26139

>>26138
what is the password?

Anonymous 09/10/20 (Thu) 10:08:02 No.26140

>>26138
How do you remember it

Anonymous 09/10/20 (Thu) 10:09:00 No.26141

>>26140
A password manager you big doofus

- whatmin

Anonymous 09/10/20 (Thu) 10:23:52 No.26143

>>26141
Dunt you have pw to even start up your PC

What pw manger?! What do you use to create your pw

Anonymous 09/10/20 (Thu) 10:35:01 No.26146

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>>26143
That's not me, whatmin.

I use a password I can remember for my Linux login and email.

Everything else I use randomly generated long passwords that I store in firefox, or keep them in a small text file encrypted with GPG (with a password I remember) that I wrote a small shell script to easily decrypt/edit/encrypt.

I back up my firefox prefix and the encrypted text file.

To lose my passwords, I'd have to lose access to my email accounts and the password manager/text file at the same exact time.

Anonymous 09/10/20 (Thu) 10:42:05 No.26150

>>26146
What should I use on Windows. What do you use to generate passwords

Anonymous 09/10/20 (Thu) 10:46:49 No.26151

>>26150
A Linux command that calls /dev/urandom, strips out any weird characters, and cuts out a certain number of characters.

You should use Firefox or Chromium's built in password managers, back them up, and keep an encrypted text file with anything that isn't a website.

Windows has some Linux compatibility like WSL2 you can do this kind of shit on Windows including use GPG and shell scripts.

Anonymous 09/10/20 (Thu) 15:34:17 No.26159

>>26151
this is too complicated, just use your password managers random password generator and add a few letters on the end

Anonymous 09/10/20 (Thu) 15:36:31 No.26160

>>26159
What password manager

Anonymous 09/10/20 (Thu) 15:52:46 No.26161

>>26160
any of them is fine, if you need a suggestion use lastpass

Anonymous 09/10/20 (Thu) 16:15:19 No.26162

>>26159
< /dev/urandom tr -dc _A-Z-a-z-0-9 | head -c10

And then encrypt it. That simple.

Anonymous 09/10/20 (Thu) 17:59:51 No.26164

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For me, it's KeepAss 2

Anonymous 09/10/20 (Thu) 21:49:49 No.26170

>>26160
Yeah I like keepass too, it seems okay.

Anonymous 09/10/20 (Thu) 22:33:54 No.26173

what exactly does a password manager do? is it just a secure notepad or something?

Anonymous 09/10/20 (Thu) 23:19:32 No.26176

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>>26173
Yes, it is essentially a giant software project that has the same functionality as an encrypted text file.

Anonymous 09/10/20 (Thu) 23:37:20 No.26178

>>26173
i trust the memory management and garbage collection of a password manager a bit more than i do notepad or gedit or whatever, but i'm not tech wiz enough to actually know whether or not this should even be a concern and i'm just retarded anyway so it doesn't even matter.

Anonymous 09/11/20 (Fri) 00:28:23 No.26181

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>>26176
>>26178
thanks
hmmmm maybe I should use one

Anonymous 09/11/20 (Fri) 06:16:58 No.26188

>>26176
Isn't it close to two decades now Gibb be

Anonymous 09/11/20 (Fri) 23:41:13 No.26208

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