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I selfhost vaultwarden for my use only. Can someone please explain it like I am 5 what's the use case of this new feature? Is it to log in to vaultwarden using an OpenID?
In other words one less thing to worry about during onboarding / offboarding.
I love this product have used it for a long time now but more recently started getting worried about security. I hope the maintainers are doing their due diligence around securing their docker hub account (many of us run VW in docker) and are careful about libraries the project depends on. Some questionable coding practices were made that I'm not sure I agree with (calling a 3rd party sites in some scenarios). As mor…
I do this for most containers.
If the container must have web access in some form, setup a squid proxy and only whitelist safe and trusted domains that can't be exfilled to.
I love this product have used it for a long time now but more recently started getting worried about security. I hope the maintainers are doing their due diligence around securing their docker hub account (many of us run VW in docker) and are careful about libraries the project depends on. Some questionable coding practices were made that I'm not sure I agree with (calling a 3rd party sites in some scenarios). As mor…
I've threat modeled this myself, and as I understand it the Bitwarden client side decrypts/encrypts everything locally. So even if backend was entirely compromised, it's never getting anything without the master password, and that's never sent across by the client. Then again, there's also the web interface.
I love this product have used it for a long time now but more recently started getting worried about security. I hope the maintainers are doing their due diligence around securing their docker hub account (many of us run VW in docker) and are careful about libraries the project depends on. Some questionable coding practices were made that I'm not sure I agree with (calling a 3rd party sites in some scenarios). As mor…
If you're running on kubernetes, a simple network policy and blocking the container from using DNS will stop any compromised image from performing a data exfill. I do this for most containers. If the container must have web access in some form, setup a squid proxy and only whitelist safe and trusted domains that can't be exfilled to.
I love this product have used it for a long time now but more recently started getting worried about security. I hope the maintainers are doing their due diligence around securing their docker hub account (many of us run VW in docker) and are careful about libraries the project depends on. Some questionable coding practices were made that I'm not sure I agree with (calling a 3rd party sites in some scenarios). As mor…
If you're running on kubernetes, a simple network policy and blocking the container from using DNS will stop any compromised image from performing a data exfill. I do this for most containers. If the container must have web access in some form, setup a squid proxy and only whitelist safe and trusted domains that can't be exfilled to.
Can you please point to some resources that can help with how to do this?
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I've threat modeled this myself, and as I understand it the Bitwarden client side decrypts/encrypts everything locally. So even if backend was entirely compromised, it's never getting anything without the master password, and that's never sent across by the client. Then again, there's also the web interface.
Yeah if an attacker was able to insert javascript then it's possible.
Most of the comments seem to confirm (all but one at time of writing) that this feature is more intended for corporate/business environments. Does anyone know if Vaultwarden has commercial users? By no means am I arguing against the inclusion of this feature, I'm just curious. Everywhere I've worked that was big enough to use SSO was also wary of selfhosting FOSS tools. I should clarify I don't consider myself workin…
LastPass is out of question due to the security issues in the past. I always advocate for Bitwarden but I'm not sure they can handle any kind of SSO yet. And Vaultwarden, being a fork of a not-so-famous-yet password vault (at least in the managers's world), is not a contender anywhere.
I selfhost vaultwarden for my use only. Can someone please explain it like I am 5 what's the use case of this new feature? Is it to log in to vaultwarden using an OpenID?