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compared to other password managers which is just an encrypted database. pass uses normal folders to store your website/username information so in that way it
by cameronhowe 6y ago
compared to other password managers which is just an encrypted database.
pass uses normal folders to store your website/username information so in that way it is less protected.
- _jal 6y agoSomething to consider, sure. But the exposure is to anyone with access to your encrypted pass data. Which in the normal use case is going to be anyone with access to your user account, which means they could likely already see your shell and browser history.
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- iudqnolq 6y agoNot if you want to access it on multiple devices, in which case the built-in solution is to use git. In that case your git server sees all the metadata.