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| security_presentation [2022.10.09 15:10] – Steve Isenberg | security_presentation [2022.10.09 15:40] – [Next: Live demo of KeePass] Steve Isenberg | ||
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| |[[https:// | |[[https:// | ||
| |[[https:// | |[[https:// | ||
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| KeePassXC is a KeePass port, see Tech Radar' | KeePassXC is a KeePass port, see Tech Radar' | ||
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| * [[https:// | * [[https:// | ||
| * [[https:// | * [[https:// | ||
| + | * [[https:// | ||
| ====Caveat==== | ====Caveat==== | ||
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| * One password to remember | * One password to remember | ||
| * I can use long and complex passwords | * I can use long and complex passwords | ||
| + | * Can keep a history of past passwords | ||
| Using a password manager: | Using a password manager: | ||
| - | * you can create quite long and complex passwords | + | |
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| * you can create secure passwords and not have to remember all of them | * you can create secure passwords and not have to remember all of them | ||
| * you only have to remember One password | * you only have to remember One password | ||
| + | * you can store your password file encrypted in multiple places including USB drives so it's unlikely to be lost | ||
| * you have all of your important access information in one spot, the encrypted file | * you have all of your important access information in one spot, the encrypted file | ||
| - | * (your next of kin would likely find this useful) | + | * //your next of kin would likely find this useful// |
| ====More About KeePass==== | ====More About KeePass==== | ||
| //Note that many of these features can be handled/ | //Note that many of these features can be handled/ | ||
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| * I use a DB entry to log changes | * I use a DB entry to log changes | ||
| - | * "Last changed | + | * "Last changed |
| - | * Enter change(s) made, eg: "1201: updated CCS entry, new password Kohls" | + | * Enter change(s) made, eg: "0921: updated CCS entry, new password Kohls" |
| * This I do manually | * This I do manually | ||
| * Helps me synchronize databases | * Helps me synchronize databases | ||
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| * I use KeePass application to create new entries and login passwords | * I use KeePass application to create new entries and login passwords | ||
| * Passwords typically 14+ characters (upper/ | * Passwords typically 14+ characters (upper/ | ||
| - | * KeePass tells me if a password is/isn't secure | + | * KeePass tells me how secure |
| Here is a possible password I might use: '' | Here is a possible password I might use: '' | ||
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| ====Next: Live demo of KeePass==== | ====Next: Live demo of KeePass==== | ||
| + | on smi macbook | ||
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| + | * open, select PasswordExample.kbdx pw=1234 | ||
| + | * Save as CSV and look | ||
| + | * Save as HTML and look | ||
| + | * Database> | ||
| ====Questions and Answers==== | ====Questions and Answers==== | ||
security_presentation.txt · Last modified: 2022.10.11 15:31 by Steve Isenberg