I love pass (password store.org), which generates and files your password as a gpg encrypted file in a folder tree, is scalable to have the file decrypted by different gpg keys, comes with hit support, and a android app is available (fdroid) that integrates with openkeychain and yubikeys and fidesmo cards. Perfect.
Ask HN: Any suggestions for a secure password manager?
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Re: Ask HN: Any suggestions for a secure password manager?
#12What about google smart lock?
Re: Ask HN: Any suggestions for a secure password manager?
#13I'm still happy with KeePass. Currently using one of my cloud-drive folders to manage my password files (at this point I have some context-specific side files), but debating switching over to a Resilio Sync share (possibly an encrypted share with a "know nothing" backup node in the cloud somewhere).
Have you used it with Darwin/OSX? How's the experience?
Re: Ask HN: Any suggestions for a secure password manager?
#14If you fancy a CLI and git repositories for synchronizing your password database, try the standard unix password manager
: https://www.passwordstore.org/
Re: Ask HN: Any suggestions for a secure password manager?
#15I'm still happy with KeePass. Currently using one of my cloud-drive folders to manage my password files (at this point I have some context-specific side files), but debating switching over to a Resilio Sync share (possibly an encrypted share with a "know nothing" backup node in the cloud somewhere).
Have you used it with Darwin/OSX? How's the experience?
I don't have any macOS devices, but I did not have any trouble running the official KeePass 2 directly on Mono on Linux. I've heard there are good unofficial native clients for macOS, but I don't have any direct experience. (I have used unofficial iOS and Windows Phone/UWP clients and not had any trouble with any of them either.)