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I am almost ready to file a lawsuit. Context: What I am after is a password manager that has the option to NOT store anything in the cloud at all. I want enc
by rebootthesystem 10y ago
I am almost ready to file a lawsuit.
Context:
What I am after is a password manager that has the option to NOT store anything in the cloud at all. I want encrypted storage to be stored locally. No exposure outside my network. Inter-device synchronization done manually or automatically within the confines of said private network.
I would also like to store data beyond uid's and pwd's. For example: secret questions and their answers, account and pin numbers, company tax id's, bank account numbers, passport numbers, etc. In other words, data you might need handy that should be encrypted.
I've been using a program for a number of years. The program started exactly as I described above: Network only synchronization.
Over the years they have mutated the program to cloud based storage. And, over the years, they have done this without warning to users or seeking any kind of authorization.
Imagine if you are using software that only stores data locally and syncs over your network only to wake up one day to discover that the latest update uploaded all of your secret data to their cloud-based system WITHOUT your permission. And, to make things even worst, they progressively eliminated the network sync option.
The current version doesn't even ask, the minute you edit a record or create a new one it shoots it up to the cloud. Unbelievable.
Years ago I asked about this. I have an email from the support assuring me the data would never be stored on the cloud. Time to file a lawsuit?
Anyhow. Is there a tool fitting my description above? I don't care if it's free or paid. I simply want my data to never move outside my network unless I want it to.
- et-al 10y agoThey don't make it obvious, but 1Password still offers a standalone version on Windows/macOS. And KeePassX allows you to manage your own synchronisation.
- jameskilton 10y agoHave you looked at https://1password.com/ https://1password.com/? And it looks like https://www.enpass.io/ https://www.enpass.io/ has similar capabilities, but I don't use it so I'm not sure exactly. 1Password keeps a local encrypted file. The "integrations" are 1Password knowing default locations to look to store the file in the right directory.
- mi100hael 10y agoKeePass is a free as in freetard application that doesn't have any sort of cloud capabilities.