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I'll never use a centralized one like that. I use a password manager that keeps my vault file locally and is synchronized through any cloud storage provider of
by connicpu 5y ago
I'll never use a centralized one like that. I use a password manager that keeps my vault file locally and is synchronized through any cloud storage provider of my choice. I chose OneDrive, but if I was more insistent on absolute privacy it could also synchronize to a WebDAV server I set up myself.
- navjack27 5y agoThat's what I do. KeePass vault. Google drive and onedrive sync. Local. Works on all my devices. Simple
- PufPufPuf 5y agoInterestingly, if you think about it, this is pretty much equivalent to what Bitwarden is doing. You trust the (open source) client to not leak your passwords and to encrypt them properly, and then you use an online service to sync an encrypted blob. A "custom" sync solution is less prone to a targeted attack due to the obscurity, but otherwise is largely equivalent to using Bitwarden (or any other provider with an open-source client and encrypted vault sync).