[SCAM WARNING] .COI.LI sites

[anon]

Or if you're lazy try LastPass, it's easier for less advanced users to use.

KeePass isn't terribly difficult to use.

[shipwreck]

That signature is quite something b3owulf.

On topic: Just ban the creators, their families, future kids, dogs, cats and robots from every torrent site existing.

[bumrocks]

Where did this links show up at. Was it something that got mass emailed or something?

[shipwreck]

https://filesharingtalk.com/threads/2...=1#post3563628

[anon]

Where did this links show up at.

They were posting that in the open signups thread all the time. It even got its own thread in the lounge. Apparently the posts have been deleted.

[ca_aok]

For what it's worth, Keepass is actually safer. It's open source, and as such you can ensure there are no backdoors and no flaws in the encryption algorithm.

Lastpass, on the other hand, is closed source, but it's much more portable and is much easier to work with cross-platform since it syncs to the internet. The only vulnerability I've ever heard of was an XSS issue a while back which didn't let you get at the actual passwords, though you could find a list of sites people had passwords saved for.

[kookwiz]

its israeli domain

[johhny]

lastpass is the best

[Cabalo]

its israeli domain

And you went ahead and posted it at the open signups thread.
Talk about defying a moderator's warning.

So, you get what you asked for. I hope you are happy now.

[Disme]

Use different passwords at every site to be safe. You can use a program like Keepass to generate and store a set of secure, unique passwords for each site.

http://keepass.info/

That!