How do you manage your passwords?

[Odom Member]

I make up my own passwords, but essentially using complexity settings.

I store all my accounts in KeePass, which I then keep synched on my desktop and on my mobile. That way I always have all my accounts with me, wherever I go

[BoDEAN]

I use Splash ID on my PC, and iphone. They sync well with each other

[WaveZero]

What password? Pfft who needs one right?

Jokes, my paswords are usually qwerty or passwords and I never been hacked.

LOL

[The Teej]

I have about 3 or 4 (it was 5 - until the bloody Playstation Network got hacked, dropped that one like a hot potato!) passwords that range from rather weak (usually when I just need a password for something inconsequential) to very strong. I did have an ultra strong one - the PSN one. Then again, my very strong one is still pretty good and would take a fair while to break.

There's also a few variations of the 4 passwords I do have for certain websites - usually ones which VERY annoyingly don't allow symbols (yeah, because who give a **** about security) or offer something small like 10 character password limits (again, who cares about security?)

My weakest one, is still 11 characters long. While I'm not going to social engineer myself, it gives you a small insight into how I handle my password security if my weakest one is 11 characters ;)

[Sylar0]

I do have a biometic finger print swiper but additionally I keep them in a doc hidden on the HDD and my external drive/my brain.

[Jonny Wright]

I have a random little pattern for my passwords, something like:

[first two letters of site name] + [main password] + [length of site name as a number] + [punctuation mark depending on TLD]

They all mostly the same main password in the middle but with some extra strength around it, which means I likely won't ever forget them but still being different enough that even if someone steals one they probably won't work out the rest...

It's obviously not that pattern though :p

Very similar system here

[SirEvan]

Last Pass

[ciborg128]

Some password in my head, the other in a file crypted with gpg :shiftyninja:

[Marshall Veteran]

Last Pass...works flawlessly in FF

[sibot]

PasswordAgent - http://www.moonsoftware.com/pwagent.asp

[KillTheIrishman]

By memory.

[Dashel]

Still using Keepass but am always on the hunt for a better single sign-on option. LastPass and Roboform leave me wanting. If only IE integrated my cred vault as well as Chrome does.

[exotoxic]

You can always write them on actual paper, your more likely to be hacked than have your house burgled and i dont think burglars are going to take them time to check random bits of paper.

[BeerFan]

I just use the word password.

[primexx]

hunter2

[Shadrack]

Initialism that incorporates something about the web site. Like: Timpwd4nw This is my password 4 neowin

That way I can have a unique password for every site but still remember.

[bogas04]

Firefox , synced.

[wrack]

I remember them :)

[PsyOpWarlord]

1Password

https://agilebits.com/onepassword

[Arkaic]

AI Roboform 7

[cleverclogs]

I just rely on having reset-links sent to my email. It happens most for stupid sites that for "security" require at least 1 number, 1 capital, 1 symbol. I only use those sorts of passwords for bank/email. Most non-essential stuff just has a basic password.

[+virtorio MVC]

1Password

[eagle06]

Firefox , synced.