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> Why can't people use keepass in local environment How do I use it on my phone then? > or store the database in sftp SFTP where? The "cloud"? > Why do peop
by dingo_bat 7y ago
> Why can't people use keepass in local environment
How do I use it on my phone then?
> or store the database in sftp
SFTP where? The "cloud"?
> Why do people try so hard to use "cloud" based clearly unsecure solutions?
Because it is the easiest and most convenient and most useful.
- Macha 7y agoI have a setup with syncthing to transfer it between all my devices without going to devices I do not control. Previously I used Dropbox, which while putting your encrypted vault on a third party service, is easily accessible to non-techies
- fbnlsr 7y agoTrying to use Keepass on my phone is the exact reason I had to find another solution. I've switched to Bitwarden a few months ago, and I couldn't be happier.
- rcxdude 7y ago+1 for bitwarden, it's open-source (both client and server), and does the job well (only issue is the UI in the firefox extension can be a little frustrating).
- ahnick 7y agoAs a Keepass(keepassxc on Ubuntu) user I recently switched to Strongbox from the now abandoned MiniKeePass, which I have been very happy with. It supports using FaceID with a Pin, which is great for quick access on my phone. Syncing with wireguard/resilio sync.
- ahnick 7y agoI have wireguard setup for my home network and phone. Then I use Resilio Sync to perform the synchronization between my phone and my home network once wireguard is connected. Allows me to synchronize from anywhere securely.
- system2 7y ago1-) Kypass for phone. 2-) Sftp = not cloud, dedicated non-public server which you can also setup in your home environment such as a nas drive which only and only you have access to. 3-) I am convinced it is the safest, because no 3rd party is involved in my perfectly synced password system.