Not keeping sensitive data in Dropbox.
KeePass' encryption is quite solid -- if it starts to show some cracks in the face of quantum computers or whatnot somewhere in the future, I can always upgrade and change my passwords so the old database isn't valuable any more.
That'd be a PITA, but I don't expect this to happen -- nor for the govt to come up with a huge vulnerability that no one else sees -- so that's the kind of bet I'm comfortable taking.
I don't need realtime sync, I'm happy to manually copy it across when I make changes, just curious what the proper way to do it is, if not via Dropbox.
It's Snowden-approved! http://blogs.wsj.com/digits/2014/07/17/snowden-says-drop-dro...
I have an android phone. I use a technology called a "USB Cable" to transfer files onto it.
Sadly that is also very insecure:
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2014/07/31/black_hat_hackers_dr... http://appleinsider.com/articles/14/08/01/badusb-malware-liv...
but at least it is safe against remote intercepts.