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To be clear, you are suggesting google sheet with passwords?

• mmsc 3y ago
  No, it’s what I discovered was being used in the company at the time. They ended up moving (by hand) everything to Bitwarden. It’s an improvement but not a major one IMO. It doesn’t solve the rotation problem at all (you still need to rotate all of the passwords that somebody could have taken with them), nor accountability (you can’t easily determine who was using the account at any specific time). I guess you can somehow export logs from Bitwarden to determine exactly which credentials were viewed by a specific user, but in this case, it would have nearly always been “all of them” for a few dozen employees.
  • ksynwa 3y ago
    Last workplace also used Google Sheets. The passwords were coloured white (same colour as the background) so that they would only be visible when selected.
    • SoftTalker 3y ago
      Or if a user chose "dark" color scheme?
      • bhaney 3y ago
        That's when you install a device management profile on all corporate machines that locks them to light mode. For security.