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by SwellJoe
5577 days ago
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This is a good way to go about it. I use Supergenpass session (the bookmarklet version is exploitable by websites you visit) for Chrome for websites, and keys for most ssh purposes. I have a couple of strong memorized passwords for situations where keys and supergenpass aren't convenient. I'm totally on board with having one long/strong passphrase memorized and using it to generate strong, seemingly random passwords algorithmically, and I assume that's what SHA1_Pass does. So, yes, using SHA1_Pass is probably a good way to go about it. |
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