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I just keep my KeePass database synced in $generic_cloud_storage. Since the database is encrypted and decrypted on the client side using a password and a key fi
by Delk 5y ago
I just keep my KeePass database synced in $generic_cloud_storage. Since the database is encrypted and decrypted on the client side using a password and a key file, and I'm not keeping the key file synced (I copy it manually to my devices), I haven't found it to be an issue to keep the database in cloud storage even though I obviously wouldn't trust the provider with my cleartext passwords.
- fn-mote 5y ago^^ Just to emphasize: USE A KEY FILE in addition to a password. Your paranoid self can sleep well at night (as long as your key file is not being synced).