Password Security Tip

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  1. bigcitycat
    Posts : 186
    Windows Seven, Ubuntu
       New #11

    I also put it in an true crypt container on drop box.
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  3. gautam7
    Posts : 173
    windows 7 ultimate 32 bit
       New #12

    I use lastpass and i don't need to carry password to anywhere, all are stored in lastpass server encrypted.
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  4. FranzB
    Posts : 208
    Windows 7 Home Premium 32bit, Linux Mint Julia, in dual boot mode
       New #13

    Sorry, my remark was a bit egocentric and a shot from the hip. I forgot that many people have to carry their laptops with them on "duty" . I never have to. So you see..... different circumstances, different solutions.
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