Software for Login/Password Data

Is there a software that keeps all my login data organized instead of just keeping everything in a Notepad document?

Yes because that can't be potentially compromised or anything.

Google "KeePass" for a simple account/password organizer.

I think keeping a physical copy is the safest. Pain in the ass, but hey, at least some 12 year old Egyptian won't log on to my paypal.

Originally Posted by Cthulhu

I think keeping a physical copy is the safest. Pain in the ass, but hey, at least some 12 year old Egyptian won't log on to my paypal.

Or an 11 year old negro

Negro's dun have internets.

And I might just keep everything in a notebook.

Spent last 10 hours erasing my hdd. Got Windows running.

must have software

Originally Posted by Maite Rose

Negro's dun have internets.

And I might just keep everything in a notebook.

Spent last 10 hours erasing my hdd. Got Windows running.

must have software

There's at least 3 "What should I add to my new PC" threads I can think of in recent memory.

Just take your Ipod or Iphone and save a note of all passwords. That's what I do.

use a cracked microsoft word and keep everything in there

Originally Posted by Zac1

Just take your Ipod or Iphone and save a note of all passwords. That's what I do.

If you're phone gets stolen, and they figure out the password, you're fucked. It's best to keep on a piece of paper, CD, post-it, whatever.

Btw I have like 13 Gmail accounts, 3 MPGH accounts, 7 MSN accounts, 5 Crossfire accounts, then accounts for random websites. Wallpaper websites, YouTube, Steam, Minecraft, ect.

Originally Posted by Maite Rose

Btw I have like 13 Gmail accounts, 3 MPGH accounts, 7 MSN accounts, 5 Crossfire accounts, then accounts for random websites. Wallpaper websites, YouTube, Steam, Minecraft, ect.

Piece of paper. kkkkkk

Originally Posted by Cthulhu

Pieces of paper. kkkkkk

Fixed .

Originally Posted by Maite Rose

Fixed .

Write it on money

I got kicked out of class for drawing on a $1 bill once. /fp

Says I was disrespecting the class. (It was US History)

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