Passbolt – Open source password manager for teams
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Re: Passbolt – Open source password manager for teams
#2This tool is great!
It is helping a lot on credentials sharing on an iberian IT team.
Re: Passbolt – Open source password manager for teams
#3This tool is great! It is helping a lot on credentials sharing on an iberian IT team.
Sharing of credentials negates the very reason said credentials exist in the first place.
Re: Passbolt – Open source password manager for teams
#4This tool is great! It is helping a lot on credentials sharing on an iberian IT team.
Sharing of credentials negates the very reason said credentials exist in the first place.
While I don't disagree in theory... practically there a number of services that have one "owner account" that represents an organization and a business needs to make sure they have control of that account regardless of personnel changes. PyPi and Rubygems are examples from an old job.
Even when a service, like Twitter, does have multi-user/multi-owner identities in some business plan this might not make sense for small teams.
Re: Passbolt – Open source password manager for teams
#5Earlier quoted context omitted.
Sharing of credentials negates the very reason said credentials exist in the first place.
While I don't disagree in theory... practically there a number of services that have one "owner account" that represents an organization and a business needs to make sure they have control of that account regardless of personnel changes. PyPi and Rubygems are examples from an old job. Even when a service, like Twitter, does have multi-user/multi-owner identities in some business plan this might not make sense for sma…
A right solution would be a proper key management where each participant maintains his/her password/passphrase that unlocks group credentials.
Otherwise, a bullet proof audit trail with external timestamps would be required.