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KeePassX uses an older database format (KDB) than KeePass 2.x (KDBX4). It also lacks AEAD and is actually less secure than KDBX4 according to the analyses I've
by xenophonf 11y ago
KeePassX uses an older database format (KDB) than KeePass 2.x (KDBX4). It also lacks AEAD and is actually less secure than KDBX4 according to the analyses I've read.
- jfreax 11y agoJust a general info: KeePassX can read and write the KeePass2 file format, but you have to checkout the git repo manually. It works for me since at least one year. The problem is the current maintainer, it seems that he has no interest in releasing a new version :(
- snowwrestler 11y agoI don't know about AEAD, but my copy of KeePassX 2.0 alpha 6 seems to work just fine with .kdbx files. Edit: it is available as a Mac binary on the KeePassX site.