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On Sat, Feb 09, 2019 at 04:42:42AM -0600, Dale wrote: |
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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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I do the same thing, except mine are printed off and in the safe. IMO it |
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boils down to what you're trying to defend against; if someone cracks |
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your safe passwords are probably the last thing to worry about. I'd |
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imagine by getting into someone's safe you could get enough documents |
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(birth certificates, passports, etc.) to be able to get through to |
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customer service and change passwords anyways. |
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Of course all my passwords that are stored on my computer are encrypted |
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since only I need to use those :D |
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Alec |
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