Using a password manager // What everybody should know about using KeePassXC

[@RicardoLeonJ]

thank you! I was struggling to figure out how to back up my KeePass. This video made it all click. Also, the tip of how many PWs to memorize was golden.

[@securityguideme]

Glad it helped!

[@terrancegrant1664]

Lookin' forward to the additional features video. Thanks.

[@securityguideme]

Here you go :-) kzbin.info/www/bejne/pWelnGN-gbV_sNE

[@mikhailkovalyuk6057]

Just cool! Would be great to understand how to login back to Gmail if your db-file leaves in Google drive and second Factor is inside password manager?

[@sergioreis2072]

Hi Man! Congrats for yor video! Good knowledge was passed here! Thanks!

[@anothergoogleuser]

A great tutorial! Thank you for your insights, and for sharing.

[@securityguideme]

Glad it was helpful!

[@emreybs2563]

What a lovely, informative channel. Great tips, insights. I do appreciate. I also subscribed your email list. Thank you very much.

[@andrebourdages8203]

Great video! But it is possible to set mutiple users options and control acces with permissions?

[@Zukunftsstark]

Thank you for the video. Is there any KeePass compatible mobile password manager on ios and android that is compatible with a keepass database that is protected by yubikey, like shown in your other video?

[@captainofouterspace]

Should I worry about typing my master pass into keepassxc in Windows, considering M$ keylogs everything anyway?

[@MrCyanide1983]

You can export the Passwort to a CSV, printed out on a paper and store by your documents.

[@renaldas72]

Thank you!

[@SonofChurchill]

Hello all is there a way change shortcut in KeePassXC Copy Username Ctrl +B to something else? (Ctrl +C copy Password. Thanks

[@rodrigo13121962]

Good job!!!!!

[@voxel9470]

I use syncthing to sync the database file between my devices

[@securityguideme]

Great solution. You just need to make sure that the devices are up at the same time (from time to time). But this will probably happen for sync between Android and your PC.

[@Josiah_Harder]

Hey when saving your file in the cloud such as google drive do you need to resave it every time you update your passwords or will this be done automatically?

[@securityguideme]

If you sync Google Drive to your device, every time you update your passwords it will be first saved locally on your device, and second automatically uploaded to the cloud.

[@Josiah_Harder]

@@securityguideme Thank you!

[@Josiah_Harder]

@@securityguideme I downloaded the desktop app for google drive does that mean I have to mirror my account to my PC to make this work? I also have OneDrive do you have any opinion on which one is better?

[@securityguideme]

Sorry for the late reply, I did not see your response unfortunately. I think both are okay: Google Drive or OneDrive. Yeah, the easiest solution is to log in with your account at both devices.

[@emlortnoctonod8401]

Do you have videos about crypto wallet management? You are great dude. COngrats!

[@securityguideme]

Hi, not yet. I'm not the crypto practitioner but maybe I have an idea. I'll let you know.

[@j8ge]

Mac Export， Win10 import， It says HMAC not match

[@xy4611]

hello, it is very difficult to type the long master password every time we open the database. Any chance of unlocking the password with something like 4 digit pin for fast login?

[@securityguideme]

Unfortunately, this will not really help you to protect your passwords well enough. What you could do is to use a Yubikey and use Challenge-Response authentication as single factor (see kzbin.info/www/bejne/pWelnGN-gbV_sNE but explained in context of 2 factor authentication). Alternatively, you could use a Yubikey and set your password manager password as static password to autotype it.

[@MikeHunt-rw4gf]

ALgorithm.