1Password for Linux beta
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1Password for Linux beta
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#2Excellent! 1Password has been my weapon of choice for years. Works flawlessly on macOS, previously got by with the browser extension in linux.
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#3Unpopular opinion: using a password manager as a service is as bad as password reuse: all your passwords behind a single password.
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#4This is too little, too late. I had to migrate away from 1Password last year because of lack of Linux support, and have since been using Bitwarden.
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#5Unpopular opinion: using a password manager as a service is as bad as password reuse: all your passwords behind a single password.
...no, it’s not at all the same thing
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#6I would like to throw out Bitwarden out there. Cross platforms, works on everything and can be self hosted if you so desire.
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#7Oh good it's another Electron app and since there are only about 50 random dependencies mentioned in the package.json maintained by about 25 random people, exfiltration of all your passwords is only one of those being compromised away at any given point. And that is just the direct dependencies, I don't even want to look at the tree of it all.
If you trust 1password with your passwords, really you are also trusting whoever wrote the braces library for superfast brace expansion.
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#8Unpopular opinion: using a password manager as a service is as bad as password reuse: all your passwords behind a single password.
So then what would you suggest?
Re: 1Password for Linux beta
#9Unpopular opinion: using a password manager as a service is as bad as password reuse: all your passwords behind a single password.
In order to log in, you need a (really long) secret key + a strong password, that should not be used anywhere else. That is pretty secure.
The secret key can be kept save, because it is only required once for each device, when you log in the first time.
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#10I want to use KeePassX/KeePassXC but haven't really found any iPhone clients with Dropbox syncing + Face ID unlock. So still with 1Password even though I'm not a big fan of it anymore. It works, so there is that.