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You're talking about mitigating the risk of break-in by using an alternative to a password manager. I'd rather propse to use a self-hosted password manager on
by INTPenis 9y ago
You're talking about mitigating the risk of break-in by using an alternative to a password manager.
I'd rather propse to use a self-hosted password manager on a VPS or in a cloud service.
As long as that password manager is hosted securely, VPS for example, and uses your login password to help decrypt the stored passwords.
Perhaps some HMAC required too.
Anyone know if this exists in the open source world?
- davidkassa 9y agobitwarden.com allows you to self-host a docker image
- dijit 9y agoClosest I can think of is Vault from Hashicorp[0] other than that there are options for online password managers but they all use websites and are very obtrusive. (Like Thycotic secret server[1]) [0]: https://www.vaultproject.io/ https://www.vaultproject.io/ [1]: https://thycotic.com/products/secret-server/ https://thycotic.com/products/secret-server/
- smt88 9y agoKeePass is FOSS, and you can keep your database local or host it wherever you want (your server, Dropbox, Spideroak, etc.)