Storing multiple passwords & logins

[MarillionFan]

Now everything is online. ie. banks, credit cards, logins to websites, memberships, email, inland revenue etc.

How does everyone store their logins & passwords for easy use?

I have maybe 30 different ones. I obviously have different passwords for each account etc, but I store all of mine on a spreadsheet with a password on it(not really that secure)

What do the pro's on the board use and whats a good recommendation?

[Mr.Whippy]

Keepass.

[Ardesco]

Now everything is online. ie. banks, credit cards, logins to websites, memberships, email, inland revenue etc.

How does everyone store their logins & passwords for easy use?

I have maybe 30 different ones. I obviously have different passwords for each account etc, but I store all of mine on a spreadsheet with a password on it(not really that secure)

What do the pro's on the board use and whats a good recommendation?

This amazing organic storage device I was born with, starts with B and rhymes with rain.

HTH

[Spacecadet]

I use combinations of a few words and numbers
Soimple example would be Cat, Mouse, 99, 2010

So passwords are:
CatMouse2010
or
Mouse99
or
MouseCat
etc...
All I have to do is remember the combination, if I get it wrong then it doesn't take me too long to guess what it should be
Advantage, nothing is written down anywhere

[The Wikir Man]

I use combinations of a few words and numbers
Soimple example would be Cat, Mouse, 99, 2010

So passwords are:
CatMouse2010
or
Mouse99
or
MouseCat
etc...
All I have to do is remember the combination, if I get it wrong then it doesn't take me too long to guess what it should be
Advantage, nothing is written down anywhere

WHS - I do something similar.

I have a fairly complex "root" word that I use, and then append a nickname / abbreviation / site name to the end of it.

For example, taking my root word as "123bob!!" I would then probably add "CUK" for here.

Downside is, if someone learns the root word, they get pretty much open access to everything else that I do.

[wurzel]

I use PasswordKeeper on my Blackberry

[administrator]

Roboform:
http://www.roboform.com/

[TroubleAtMill]

I use Wiki-on-a-Stick - basically a offline/server-less wiki tool. It can create password-protected encrypted pages which is where I keep my account passwords. For extra security, the wiki (a single HTML file) is stored on a Truecrypt volume.

[scooterscot]

I use combinations of a few words and numbers
Soimple example would be Cat, Mouse, 99, 2010

So passwords are:
CatMouse2010
or
Mouse99
or
MouseCat
etc...
All I have to do is remember the combination, if I get it wrong then it doesn't take me too long to guess what it should be
Advantage, nothing is written down anywhere

Similar but different, I don't use any dictionary words but shapes on the keyboard. Shapes I remember well with little effort and are fairly cryptic.

[cojak]

Now everything is online. ie. banks, credit cards, logins to websites, memberships, email, inland revenue etc.

How does everyone store their logins & passwords for easy use?

I have maybe 30 different ones. I obviously have different passwords for each account etc, but I store all of mine on a spreadsheet with a password on it(not really that secure)

What do the pro's on the board use and whats a good recommendation?

I have a fireproof safe box bolted somewhere unobtrusive in the house where I have the written passwords and logins for my online accounts.

And before someone yells "that's not safe!", I'd just like to ask them if they have the 'remember me' box ticked on their Banking apps in their 3G iPhone, Nokia, etc.

I have nothing on my iPhone that could direct a pickpocket to my bank accounts, that's where I think the greatest security hole lies...