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PasswordCard - A interesting option for analog password managers
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this post was submitted on 11 Dec 2023
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No, your not missing anything. Its a interesting option, thats all.
Where do you keep your KeepAss master password? Perhaps a password card could be a interesting way to keep/secure the master vault password for a password manager.
In my head. If you use a long passphrase, it's easy to remember, easy to type, and secure.
The pregenerated book of codes is used since ancient times and it is interesting, but I would much prefer to educate people to use passphases instead.
And everybody has a phone with them at all times, you can have Keepass on it. It doesn't use the cloud, it's local, and if you need to sync the password database file automatically with your PC it's safe to keep it in the cloud, it's encrypted and only decrypted locally. But I myself use a self-hosted instance of Nextcloud.
It's an interesting concept, but I love to carry a wallet as thin as possible.
I'm not George Costanza :)
Fair!
Just remember to never give your secret code to anyone. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aUVd4cFD5-s