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I actually already do that with pass and a GnuPG smartcard since pass uses gpg to handle the encryption. You can also provide several PGP encryption keys if yo
by simias 9y ago
I actually already do that with pass and a GnuPG smartcard since pass uses gpg to handle the encryption.
You can also provide several PGP encryption keys if you want to share your passwords across several people. I believe pass lets you specify the keys on a per-directory basis, although I never actually tried to do that myself.
- rkeene2 9y agohunter2 makes multiple users a first class principle. Anyone that has access to decrypt a password can add other users to that password, in the future if that password is updated all users that have access retain the new password