Store your Password Offline
Online password managers are an excellent tool but you can’t store your password offline. They can autofill your login information for you, help create or generate secure passwords and arrange all of your passwords in one place. All of these traits are rather commonplace.

However, the majority of password managers continue to connect your credentials to the internet somehow.

Online password managers usually keep your passwords and other sensitive information in the cloud. You’ll need to create account and login from the online password manager to access your credentials.

This means that in order to access the service that is holding all of your passwords , you must have a single “master” password that you will need to remember.

The issue with online password manager is that anything with an internet connection is vulnerable to hacking. If your master password is compromised, the rest of your passwords may also be accessed without your knowledge. Also, they don’t even need to have direct access to your account, the passwords of all users of the Password Manager service you’re using are vulnerable if it suffers a security breach.

In this article, I will show you how we can store our password securely in our local machine. There are multiple password managers exists to help us store our password offline, but in this article I will be using “KeePassXC”.
Check it out here : https://www.kintechie.com/how-to-store-your...urely-for-free/