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I keep the db + image file in a selfhosted (gitea) private repo. The repo contains 100s of files and I named the keepass files very general to hide in the open

I keep the db + image file in a selfhosted (gitea) private repo. The repo contains 100s of files and I named the keepass files very general to hide in the open if my server is hacked.

dmos62 7y ago
What do you mean by db + image file?
- fractalf 7y ago
  Strike image. I just happen to use an image. KeePass db can be locked using a password AND a file
bavell 7y ago
Hmmm... I haven't taken a look at what the raw DB file looks like but I imagine it wouldn't be too hard to differentiate from the other files if looking at the bytes on disk. Food for thought...
- fractalf 7y ago
  Yes its possible, but needs finding out. There is also another file among the 100s that needs to be used with a strong password tough. All these layers make me feel it's safe enough
  - bavell 7y ago
    For my own ultra-secure (offline) storage, I use a strong password for a KeepassX DB stored on a LUKS-encrypted USB drive that's only plugged in when needed. Layers are the way to go ;)
    - fractalf 7y ago
      Right on :)