I love and religiously use Lastpass. What it basically does is save all of your passwords in one encrypted file, and the only way to decrypt it is to enter in your password. I use a random 20 character password, and it's a PAIN to enter it every, single, time. I've developed a new way to turn my 20 character password into a 4 digit pin but still be secure enough.
The first thing you have to do is enter the password entering mode. In order to do this, you hold down the "Scroll Lock" key which is set to change to the second mode and revert back to the default mode when the key is released.
In this mode, each number on the numpad correlates with a macro for 5 randomly generated characters. You simply enter the combination numbers and out come a really long and secure password.
I know I wrote a lot, but I've also uploaded a video to show you how it works.
The first thing you have to do is enter the password entering mode. In order to do this, you hold down the "Scroll Lock" key which is set to change to the second mode and revert back to the default mode when the key is released.
In this mode, each number on the numpad correlates with a macro for 5 randomly generated characters. You simply enter the combination numbers and out come a really long and secure password.
I know I wrote a lot, but I've also uploaded a video to show you how it works.
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