Keyfile? YubiKey? Both? I, myself, use just use a standard keyfile that I generated with KeePass. This should be plenty secure along with a strong password.

Some guy once showed me a neat trick. Instead of generating the keyfile in KeePass, he would instead generate a very long password, paste it into a txt file, and use that as a keyfile. That way, it is much easier to backup, since it is just a single-line string of text. It can even be backed up as a QR code very easily.

  • @aqua
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    31 year ago

    I use the password alone.

    • @BrianTheeBiscuiteer
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      41 year ago

      Same, but my password is very long and based on an easily locatable publication (i.e. a book in the public domain).

      • @ScaNtuRdOPM
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        21 year ago

        Be careful not to reveal too much info haha

    • @ScaNtuRdOPM
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      31 year ago

      That should be sufficient in my opinion, as long as your password has lots of entropy! I am the kind of person that puts locks on locks (metaphorically speaking), so I have a very complicated password and a keyfile.