Re: (forw) You're one of 31, 081, 179 people pwned in the Internet Archive data breach

On 10/10/24 4:23 AM, Rick Moen wrote:

> I don't know why HaveIBeenPwned is pushing the proprietary 1Password
> program, but the cynical surmise is a marketing deal.  Much, much
> better:  KeePassXC, which is cross-platform, open source, _not_ tied in
> with surveillance capitalism, fast, small, simple, and based on an
> open-standard database file format that's also used by some other
> password managers, e.g., ones for iOS and Android.

thanks for reminding me that sooner or later I should chose a password 
manager.

Unfortunately KeePassXC can't be centralized and the DB can't be shared 
across devices.

It just mentions "an offline, encrypted file that can be stored in any 
location, including private and public cloud solutions".

So it doesn't really look as a multi client solution and synchronization 
is just passing this file along devices.

And passwords can't be shared among people...

I do understand the security implications of sharing a DB over network 
across several devices that could be lost etc... but there are 
mitigations (eg. client certificates + password).

Is there anything open, that can be self-hosted and has good integration 
with browsers and android?

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Ivan Sergio Borgonovo
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