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Passwords on an airgapped system stay there where you type them across from that one to another one when you want to authenticate to something. Which, in this m
by throwanem 3y ago
Passwords on an airgapped system stay there where you type them across from that one to another one when you want to authenticate to something. Which, in this model, I suppose you have to do a lot, since obviously no one really security-minded would save a password in a browser. So I hope that airgapped machine isn't too heavy or can't run on batteries.
- anonym29 3y agoPassword managers don't need gigabytes of memory, terabytes of storage, and a big, power-hungry x86 CPU. An air gapped machine doesn't necessarily imply a server, a desktop, or even a laptop. Check out the mooltipass, onlykey, beamu, etc. There exist many such devices - some better than others. Note that this isn't an endorsement of the mentioned products, I just mention them as examples. Note also that not all of these devices constitute a true air-gap, though such devices which can display passwords without any kind of connection (be it bluetooth, usb, etc) can still meet that criteria.