How about we store them in some KeePass database [http://keepass.info/] and still upload it to, e.g. Google Docs, but lock it with a master password? That way we only have to remember one (like @krzys_h wanted), to open the file and the rest can be as complicated and secure as we want them to be.
Edit: I've missed @Simbax's post up there, sorry. :/ It doesn't invalidate my point though, I still consider one master password to be quite reasonable. Definitely better than having different password for everything, like we do right now and in case someone actually forgets then, well, I guess that person would just do what everybody's been doing already and ask one of the admins for it.
And let's not forget the social engineering skills of desperate people.
Edit: I've missed @Simbax's post up there, sorry. :/ It doesn't invalidate my point though, I still consider one master password to be quite reasonable. Definitely better than having different password for everything, like we do right now and in case someone actually forgets then, well, I guess that person would just do what everybody's been doing already and ask one of the admins for it.
And let's not forget the social engineering skills of desperate people.
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