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Is there anything like this that doesn't leak the folder structure in plaintext? Manually obfuscating site names would be very tedious.
by veeti 10y ago
Is there anything like this that doesn't leak the folder structure in plaintext? Manually obfuscating site names would be very tedious.
- mbrameld 10y agoIt's open source, you could always submit a patch.
- dvko 10y agoMasterkey [1] might be interesting for you. It's using NACL and Go and stores everything in a single encrypted file. 1: https://github.com/johnathanhowell/masterkey https://github.com/johnathanhowell/masterkey
- sorenjan 10y agoHow about KeePass?
- terrywang 10y agoI personally think it's a pretty good password manager (like all others, database sync is a problem for users to solve). I had been using its Linux port -> keepassx (also available for macOS - yes NOT Mac OS X any more...) Features: http://keepass.info/features.html http://keepass.info/features.html I switched to pass / qtpass (cross-platform Qt frond-end for pass) after seeing it on hacker news (or somewhere else like Twitter) because it uses GnuPG + git (simple and I am capable of both in CLI). Last but not least, pass provides migration scripts from keepass/keepassx (and a lot more... - feel like I had to migrate ;-)
- bgaluszka 10y agoYou may like https://github.com/bwesterb/pol https://github.com/bwesterb/pol which "is a modern command line password manager with deniable encryption".