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If your threat model truly think it worth the hassle for you to use KeePass offline and sync offline. Then so be it. However, given KeePass is still a piece of
by phantomathkg 5y ago
If your threat model truly think it worth the hassle for you to use KeePass offline and sync offline. Then so be it.
However, given KeePass is still a piece of software, nothing stop state-supported malicious hackers injecting vulnerability into it, and suck your password away into their database.
Have you consider making sure all your computers are offline when using KeePass?
- BenjiWiebe 5y agoJust don't update your password manager. If it's fully offline (and it's a mature product), there's a pretty low chance there'll be an update that you'll actually need. As time goes on without reported backdoors, the chance that your passwords are safe just gets better.