Quote from: Woodie on August 24, 2025, 09:23:38 PM

The online world is getting scary everyday as other players are data mining ⛏️ to sell our data on the black market for pennies...

And the unfortunate part is many of us are lazy and won't adjust even with all these warnings, time to act is now.. like they say, old is gold, time to write down these passwords on paper where you are guaranteed that it's only you having access to it but the only thing that will be a threat to this is water, fire and physical access from an intruder.

Having your password written on a sheet is the best option because you can store it in a way that no one will know about. However, saving it online means that your group of companies is just helping you store the password. Some might think that a key manager or another storage app is the best and most secure way to store passwords, but you need to ask yourself some questions about these apps.

How sure are you that these apps are secure, and who are the brains behind these storage managers? Can they be trusted? These are questions we need to ask ourselves about these storage assistants. Every individual has their own version for storing passwords, and no one else can do it for you. Putting it out there is very risky, and it is not secure.