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> You can never trust cloud-hosted password managers.. If you examine the source code of a client (for example bitwarden) and make sure that it's not leaking y
by mateuszf 5y ago
> You can never trust cloud-hosted password managers..
If you examine the source code of a client (for example bitwarden) and make sure that it's not leaking your master password and then compile the soft yourself and not update - you'll be pretty safe.
This will make it similarly secure as e.g. keepass, because even for keepass you should be sure the source is legit
- nisegami 5y agoTechnical trust is one thing, but I think the trust GP is referring to is more of a trust in the company's commitment to the business model. Password Managers aren't sexy. There isn't a ton of disruption possible in the field, so these companies may tend to look to expand beyond password management or get acquired. This in turn can mean the password manager product will be left to rot.