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1.yes
2. help manage passwords
3. people can still crack your computer and obtain your passwords
4. maybe

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1.Not really.
2. It will easily help you mange longer more difficult passwords.
3.You're putting all your eggs in one basket so to speak and if it's compromised the hacker will get everything.
4.Still on the fence.

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1.  Yes, absolutely passwords can be much more creative and safer.
2. The number and types of characters can keep passwords more unique.
3.  The uniqueness of the characters could cause you to forget passwords.
4.  Yes

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1. Yes.  The application stores the passwords to assist users to remember their passwords.

2. It is safer than a user leaving a sticky note under their keyboard.  It stores the passwords in a highly encrypted database.

3. If a user created it, a user can crack it.  It's something that is known.  If someone knows you use that particular password management program, they can look at the vulnerabilities for it, and access it.

4. No.

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1. Yes but therein is the problem, getting everyone to use it, convenience is key.
2. security
3.  uniformity across different platforms.
4.yes

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1.  Yes! Copy and paste is much easier than memorization.
2. All passwords are in one location and easily accessible
3.  You must remember your Master Key password to locate other pw's.
4. Yes, because I am terrible with passwords and like to use the same one!!

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Courtney Sutherland.                                                                                       1.Yes it's easy to operate and the security is something that you can always use.

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Courtney Sutherland.                                                                                       1.Yes it's easy to operate and the security is something that you can always use.

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2. All your passwords are in one place instead of the moleskin that I write mine in.
3.If it's on your computer then there is a way that they can get it.
4. I will

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1. Yes, because the user can make a password that even they wont remember and still have access to use it.

2. You can keep all your passwords in the same place

3. If someone captures your key strokes for the master password they then have all your passwords to all accounts on keePass

4. yes i would use this program

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1. It could help them but it doesn't make have a particular type of password.
2. You can keep all of your passwords in one place. You won't have to remember a bunch of different passwords.
3. If someone is able to get into your database they could get all of your passwords.
4. Probably not.

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1.  Yes, if people don't have to remember complicated passwords they are more likely to create them.

2. The strength of this is having a portable list of all passwords without having to remember them.

3.  The weakness could be forgetting your password to the key pass account and having access to none of your passwords.

4. I am not sure.

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1. Yes, I think that knowing that a password is not strong would be a good incentive to make it stronger.

2.Strengths would include quick access to your information in a well organized place.

3.A weakness might include that it would only take discovering one password for a physical attack.

4. Yes, I have a large number of websites that I do not visit frequently so having something like this to store them would be a great help to me.

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1. Yes i believe it would help with memorization of passwords as well as the complexity.
2. The strengths with these password programs is that it allows the user to use unique and longer passwords without the risk of "forgetting" these difficult and different passwords.
3. The weakness of this application is that if you crack the master password then the hacker has every password you use right there together.
4. yes i will use keepass, i think it's a great idea!

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1.  Yes, absolutely!  Many users would like stronger passwords but have a fear of remembering all of them.
2.  All of your passwords are saved in one location and as long as you remember one password, you can access them all.
3.  Ease of use is a weakness.  Some users would also have a fear of entering their passwords into one location.
4. I will use KeePass.

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1. Yes, because if someone is trying to hack your machines keystrokes, They will most likely not succeed because you already have the password save on the program.

2.  The strengths of this program are not having to type your username and password everytime.

3. The weakness of this program is if someone gets the keystrokes of you typing your master password in, they can probably gain access to your personal data.

4. I would most likely not use it. Just because I do not like the thought of my passwords being stored on a program digitally.

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1.  No, not necessarily.  It lets users know the strength of their passwords but doesn't force them to create strong passwords.

2.  If used properly, they can be very useful in helping users create strong passwords because they wouldn't necessarily need to remember them.

3.  Most technology users are not technologically competent, so there could be a huge learning curve that may discourage some users.

4. I'm tempted, but putting all my passwords in digital form still unnerves me. To the best of my knowledge, my brain cannot be hacked. Yet.....