It depends on how important the file is to you, if your responsibility includes responsibility to others, how accessible your computer is to others etc. If I go on vacation, I make a backup of all my important data and keep it in a safe on another address.Īltogether it is hard to tell you what is the best location. services to others) environment, and passwords include access to private data of others, you should make sure you also have a backup of the file on another (secure) location, so that you can at least change passwords quickly in case of accidents. It sounds a bit overkill, but if you use your passwords in a professional (e.g.
That means you should at least have a backup of your file on a (physically) other location. One thing is sure: there comes an end to the life of all disks.
The risk of losing the file because of disk errors. You should also make sure others will not be able to copy the file for "further processing". If the time to attempt to hack the file is unlimited, everything can be hacked A location that is (potentially) publically accessible to others is not a good idea, Dropbox or other clouds included. In my opinion, if the passwords are really, really important to you, you should make the decision based on:Īssuming you have a strong password to open the file, you may assume the KeePass file is rather safe ( also see the tip of at the bottom), however: If you mean a KeePass password file, there are several arguments to decide where to store it.
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