Any good software to help me memorize passwords?

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Published on 2011-03-04T04:44:39Z Indexed on 2011/03/04 15:27 UTC
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I'm using KeePass(X) and other tools to keep most of my passwords. However, it turns out, there is still about half a dozen passwords I'm using on regular basis that I would prefer to just remember.

So, do you people know of any good programs, preferably open-source, to train yourself using a particular password and thus to memorize it?

I know I can remember a 96-bit entropy password rather well if I practice entering it 3 days, 5 minutes for each day, I just want a good software to simplify the process and exclude the possibility of shouldering or otherwise leaking the password.

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