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The problem with passkeys is that they aren’t exportable (at least from Bitwarden).
by Cyph0n 7mo ago
The problem with passkeys is that they aren’t exportable (at least from Bitwarden).
- nerdsniper 7mo agoThey are easily exportable from Apple and 1Password AFAIK. Bitwarden seems to be doing some interesting lock-in, and while I have loved them, I no longer have a commercial password manager that I trust (leaving me with only Apple's as a high-functioning, high-trust option). I'm worried about effects of private equity pressure on groups like 1Password, Bitwarden, and LastPass (I strongly recommend against LastPass these days).
- lxgr 7mo agoBitwarden's format is at least implicitly documented via their open-source clients, and as a sibling comment already has mentioned, their data export includes all private/secret key material.
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- varjolintu 7mo agoActually, if you export your vault as JSON, the passkeys are there in plain-text.