The compromise of at least one cloud-based password manager last year and recent actions by a government agency may have given you second thoughts about using the cloud for something that instinctively feels like it should be managed locally. We take a closer look at how you can securely set up KeePass a highly rated open-source password manager in a way that keeps your passwords within easy reach. The use of strong encryption does not detract from the need for a sufficiently complex password, since an attacker with a pilfered copy the KeePass database can attempt to crack it using dictionary and password guessing tools.”]