Re: @RIBrsiq
@OldSoCalCoder:
"Unless you've built the whole thing you don't know if it's secure".
But I have! What did you think I meant by "full control"...? ;-)
You do have an excellent point regarding the need to have different levels of security. It's the sensible thing to do, really. Or so I think. May I suggest separate password stores for different levels of security, instead of a "one password to rule them all" approach? You can of course store the lower level store passwords in the most-secure store, so you don't lose access to even the less important passwords for more than a reasonable amount of time. If your life is complex enough, you may even have a hierarchy of password stores.
As to feeling so compelled to write a comment *right*now* that you would compromise security... Well, if you feel that way about security, then my advice to you is not to work in any field where it really matters... :-D
Biting the hand that feeds IT
