Top 5 posts of 2017 – #2: Set up KeePass Auto-Type on Linux
The second most visited post of 2017 on The Linux Experiment was Set up KeePass Auto-Type on Linux. View it here!
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Trying out KeePassX
KeePassX is an independent implementation of the popular password manager that supports the KeePass (kdb) and KeePass2 (kdbx) database formats. Like the official KeePass application, […]
Set up KeePass Auto-Type on Linux
If you’ve used KeePass on Windows you may be very attached to its auto-type feature, where with a single key-combo press the application with magically […]
KeePass: The Cross-platform Password Safe
These days you really need a strong, unique password for almost everything you do online. To make matters even worse for the average user, security […]
The Need for a Password Manager
On my Windows machine, I use a free program called KeePass to manage all of my passwords. It creates an encrypted file that contains all […]