on the other handside - a masterpassword still can't compete with an actual long encryption key.regarding the master password: master password provides pretty good security as long as i choose a difficult to brute force password (long.Options can I secure it even further, by adding another layer of security by encrypting the file i am going to store in cloud storage.what if my cloud storage account is getting compromised then having the credentials recovered by either brute force or some other attack vector.there may be more and other risks - which one do you take into consideration"?.is it preferable that the DB file not get in the wild,.what if someone may compromise the file.the risk of losing the file because of having a bad hdd - what do you do if you face disk errors.the risk of the file being hacked - what can we do if we consider to get hacked.In my humble opinion, if the passwords are really, really important to someone, one should make the decision based on: What can I do with the KeePass password file, there are several arguments to decide where to store it. General question How safe is this? What risks do I need to know about? Would it be safe to use the cloud for this file? Can i secure it even further, by adding another (extra) layer of security by encrypting the file. Where would you recommend me to store a Keepass-file? Usually I have my personal documents in my cloud account - but i am not sure if this is safe.
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