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1Password doesn't store your passwords, it generates them on the fly. You would need to hand over your encrypted password storage and your passphrase. Both of w
by Styn 13y ago
1Password doesn't store your passwords, it generates them on the fly. You would need to hand over your encrypted password storage and your passphrase. Both of which 1Password has no control over.
- nwh 13y agoThat's not entirely correct. 1Password is a local, encrypted store of known passwords. Nothing is generated, except for the original passphrases themselves, which are completely random (not from a seed).
- Styn 13y agoYeah, I was a little too quick in writing that. What I meant to write was that 1. passwords are stored locally and 2. you have the option to generate passwords with predefined complexity parameters. It would be possible to use this password generating feature to update your passwords automatically at a set interval.