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Moolipass [0] It's hardware based using the device stores encrypted passwords and files (which can be dumped still encrypted to a PC). Sending keys requires in
by psychphysic 4y ago
Moolipass [0]
It's hardware based using the device stores encrypted passwords and files (which can be dumped still encrypted to a PC). Sending keys requires interaction with the physical device and a smartcard is needed to activate the device. Yet you can synchronize the database using any folder sync system.
But the key is stored on a smartcard with a PIN you set. The smartcard can be cloned so you have multiple copies or read with off the shelf card reader to export the key if you know the PIN.
Version other password managers, your database is never decrypted on the PC in memory or otherwise.
The smartcard will lock after incorrect attempts.
You control your data entirely.
It requires the moolipass (with your database), the smartcard and physical interaction with the device to send a password.
Open source too!
[0] https://www.themooltipass.com/ https://www.themooltipass.com/