How do you store passwords?

That's eazy to hack...

You are geting tired...
You are geting sleepy....
You are now asleep....
You will now tell me your usernames, passwords, credit card numbers, social security...
When you wake up you will not know you gave me this information...
You are now awake...

*Runs off to a computer.*

 

I have 4 or 5 different usernames and passwords that I use for most all of my stuff depending on the requirements as well as the importance of the account to me. For example, just a forum I sign up on where if it gets stolen or compromised isn't htat big of a deal then i'll use one password, my more important stuff like paypal has a more secure one.

 

I use and like roboform

 

I write them down on my notebook in my room.

 

I use the old fashioned way, paper
I don't really have many places to use a password, maybe ten in total, and I can remember the info I need to after a few days of typing it in.

 

couldn't say better than you did

 

Most of my passwords are saved into my brain as well as their usernames. Only rarely do they ever conflict but when they do it gets annoying trying to figure out which password goes where.

Secure though, I doubt hypnosis would be able to get it out of me.

 

Yes, this is the safest way for me too! Keeping your password and storing it in PDA can be dangerous.

 

I store them on my PDA using an app called SplashID. It is designed for storing passwords and just about anything you could imagine from bank account numbers to lock combinations.

 

little yellow postits stuck all over my bedroom wall. untill someone thought they were all the guys i bedded with a 1-100 rating

Jamie99
mark82
just to show some old ones. now in my head

 

I have oNE universal password for all my internet belongings
As they says " one is simply not enough " in hbo promo i prove it wrong
also i have roboform to remember my login and passwords.

 

in my brains - i use different sets of passwords depending on the type of the site

some for financial sites and some for forums and some for hosting accounts and some for e-mail etc

keeps them easy to memorize

 

In my head, and then I change them quite often.

 

jeez. to the people who write them down or use one: not smart!