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Whilst they do have a cloud-hosted subscription service, the self hosted version is still available.
by nicky0 9y ago
Whilst they do have a cloud-hosted subscription service, the self hosted version is still available.
- falcolas 9y agoAnd self-hosted can put the files in Apple's iCloud service, making it accessible on your phone. At least, that's how my own is still working.
- smt88 9y agoYour weakest link is probably now iCloud, considering how easily and often it gets hacked...
- nkristoffersen 9y agoWhich is never, right? Has iCloud actually been “hacked” in the “Yahoo” sense of the word? I ask because I use iCloud heavily. Nearly 1TB of photos/videos and now use 1Password with iCloud sync.
- smt88 9y agoHas there been a large dump of iCloud credentials, allowing unauthorized access to accounts? Maybe, but it isn't publicly known. Has Apple made mistakes when designing iCloud, allowing unauthorized access to accounts? Yes.
- falcolas 9y agoIndeed. But as the file is encrypted beyond what Apple implements, it is probably at least as safe as if it were on 1Password's own cloud.
- nucleardog 9y agoHow are you defining "self hosted" here? The newest version of the Windows app doesn't support creating or opening local vaults, only storing data in their cloud. They also no longer offer perpetual/non-subscription licenses, including for the older version that supports local vaults. At the very least the first would be a requirement for any sort of "self hosted" setup.