The NY Times recently wrote on password-keeping apps: http
/www.nytimes.com/2013/10/17/technology/personaltech/apps-to-protect-your-array-of-passwords.html .
Would you trust your passwords to any code on a platform with network connectivity? My personal reaction is to assume that some of them send all your passwords home to mother and others will be hacked. So am I paranoid in keeping my passwords on a good, old-fashioned, non-connected Palm V? Or is storing passwords too risky for connected devices?

Would you trust your passwords to any code on a platform with network connectivity? My personal reaction is to assume that some of them send all your passwords home to mother and others will be hacked. So am I paranoid in keeping my passwords on a good, old-fashioned, non-connected Palm V? Or is storing passwords too risky for connected devices?