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Neil Bothwick wrote: |
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> On Fri, 8 Feb 2019 18:19:26 -0600, Dale wrote: |
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>> I suspect that anyone trying to hack us Linux users, users of this list |
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>> especially, would have a rough road ahead of them. Based on replies |
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>> here, some have some pretty good methods of coming up with a password. |
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>> Let us hope none of us dies instantly and takes the passwords with us. |
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>> o_O I put mine in a fire safe. Just in case. |
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> Does LastPass have an export option? With KeePassXC, I can export all my |
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> passwords to a CSV file that I save to a USB stick I keep in my safe. |
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Yes it does. I export mine when I do major changes, usually when I do |
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financial sites. It exports it as plain text. I then copy and paste it |
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into a text file and encrypt it with KGpg. At that point, you still |
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need the password to decrypt it, and I guess this computer tho it may be |
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doable on another system with the keys. As I mentioned before, there's |
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a lot I don't know about this encryption stuff still. |
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I may get me a tiny USB stick and put the master password, keys and such |
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on it. I'm sure you know more about this than I do, what all do I need |
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in case it has to be done on another system? In other words, what all |
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would I need to copy over to the USB stick? |
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It seems you just put yours on a stick as plain text. If you trust your |
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safe, that should be fine. Since I have mine on my system, I encrypt |
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it. It may be easier to do it your way tho. At least easier for |
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whoever comes after me. |
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Dale |
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:-) :-) |
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