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No. If gpg does its job you could even host the passwords in a public github repository. Several pass users do this; I used to, but my server has better availab
by jbg_ 10y ago
No. If gpg does its job you could even host the passwords in a public github repository. Several pass users do this; I used to, but my server has better availability than github over the last few years so I switched after being frustrated at not being able to sync new passwords to my phone a couple of times.
- jbg_ 10y agoSo, to be fair, I misspoke when I said I rely on the security of gpg AND ssh. Really, it all comes down to the security of gpg. I feel pretty okay about that.