[TriLUG] Password Security

[Carl Crider]

I used to update a spreadsheet, print it, and keep it in a
locked filing cabinet in our safe. The COO and I were the
only people with keys to the cabinet. Now that I don't work
there, I have an encrypted thumb-drive, and an encrypted
HDD at home for such things.

I like the sound of an encrypted web/wiki page for syncing
between technicians though.

On 7/23/07, Ron Joffe <rjoffe at yahoo.com> wrote:
>
>
> So this is one of those age old questions, but it seems to keep coming
> back:
>
> How do you store your passwords ?
>
> We can't seem to keep track of all of the passwords in our heads. We had a
> little discussion here with our group of developers and came up with this
> list, I am looking for additional ideas, comments, suggestions, etc.
>
> - Sticky Notes on the monitor
> - Piece of loose paper
> - Spreadsheet
> - Email Folders
> - PDA / Phone
> - Little Black Book
> - Google Docs
> - Password Encrypted Flat File
> - kWallet
> - Revelation
> - Encrypted page on a local wiki
>
> Now what do you do when you have to keep a list of passwords sync'd
> between a
> set of support technicians ?
>
> What do you think is the best way to keep a long list of
> usernames/passwords,
> etc. ? When someone needs to give you a password, how do you transfer it?
> Email, IM, Phone, Snail Mail ?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Ron
>
>
>
>
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