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In the past I've used Lastpass, but that is a proprietary solution so I don't
use it anymore. I currently have my passwords stored in a GPG-encrypted text
file on my hard drive, but that's not a long-term solution. They're all
different, contain letters, numbers and symbols, and each one uses the
maximum number of characters allowed by that particular site. Sites that
don't have a maximum get 100 characters.
KeePass looks interesting, is 100% free, and runs under Wine/Mono. It has a
good random password generator, plugins to allow synchronisation across
computers, two-factor authentication, Firefox integration, and more. I think
this is the future.
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