@aaronpk @vibronet @zenithar @FiloSottile @bcrypt @evacide @brandur I've been thinking recently that I need to up my password game, but there are so many conflicting suggestions out there. What password management strategies do you all use/recommend?
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Replying to @smortimerk @vibronet @zenithar @FiloSottile @bcrypt @evacide @brandur
I'm a fan of @1password, been using it for a few years now. Unique random passwords for each service. The only thing on my wishlist is that 1Password could generate passwords with words that also include caps and numbers cause some sites still have these requirements.

Aug 26, 2020 · 12:32 PM UTC

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Replying to @aaronpk
Hey Aaron, it's already there in the latest Mac beta and we're working to get this on all platforms. ❤️ support.1password.com/betas/
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ohhh exciting!! That's perfect!
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Replying to @aaronpk @smortimerk @vibronet @zenithar @FiloSottile @bcrypt @evacide @brandur @1Password
My recommended strategy is to generate a wordlist style password (which is secure in its own right) and append the requisite character classes to the end, like "Aa1!"
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Interesting! The idea of using a character class suffix to get around weird password policies, when your password is already secure by length, makes a lot of sense. So do you generate a new wordlist password for each site? How do you remember them?
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Replying to @aaronpk @smortimerk @zenithar @FiloSottile @bcrypt @evacide @brandur
Yep, @1Password here too - great mobile-Mac-Windows, personal-business story!
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Replying to @aaronpk @smortimerk @vibronet @FiloSottile @bcrypt @evacide @brandur @1Password
Same strategy but with @LastPass.
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