Smartsvn save key master password password#
Now if anyone happens to find your password reminder (hopefully this doesn't happen and you keep it in a safe place), they will not know that a sentence in there is a password. More bonus: If you do want to store a copy of your password, you can write a paragraph of text, have that sentence as part of that paragraph. A sentence as a passphrase is long, unique, easy to remember, and BONUS: easier to type!
Literally a sentence with capitalization, spaces, punctuation.
What I'm saying is, a good master password can be a unique sentence you come up with that you can remember. We are terrible at remembering passwords like cw[5GMhYg2$CVpFo^yGīut, we are very good at remembering sentences. In other words, forget about a pass word. It is only used with 1PWīut there is one more condition that's important: Memorable Unique - your master password is not used anywhere else. Long - as in 20 characters or more, there's debate over this, but 20 is a good number Your master password should at least satisfy two conditions: Long and Unique Note: Turning off password saving doesn't delete previously saved passwords. Set up with an admin account, enable FileVault (taking note of recovery key obviously). So, what to do? First, make your password easy to remember. Note that compat should include nis by default. No one can tell you the Right Way™ (even though there are definitely ways that are bad ideas).
This depends on how you weigh risks and what risks you are comfortable with. Ideally, you do not store it anywhere besides your brain.īUT, forgetting things is human.
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