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Interesting. I am not really into PWGorilla, but some friends are. They are constantly recommending it to me, although we are kind-of forced from the company to
by tomw1808 11y ago
Interesting. I am not really into PWGorilla, but some friends are. They are constantly recommending it to me, although we are kind-of forced from the company to use a closed source pw manager (1pass).
Is there anything particularly security related that is concerning you regarding pw-gorilla vulnerabilities?
So far I can recommend 1pass, though its not for free. If you have any particular concerns with 1pass security wise I would be interested too (except its closed source).
Thx.
- banku_brougham 11y agomy concern with PW Gorilla is only the point I mentioned: lack of active development, and recent update is not part of open source repo. I'm in no way capable of evaluating the security of open source password mgr implementations, but I'm willing to gamble on the lower tier passwords that a lot of expert research is validating the strength of the popular ones. For closed source, I think I have to assume they are screwing something up.