what password manager work the best for #openbsd and #grapheneos?

[hi@romanzolotarev.com]

what password manager work the best for #openbsd and #grapheneos?

[swampputty@infosec.exchange]

@hi I personally use ProtonPass with #grapheneos, the only thing is @protonprivacy has started working with governments now and is selling your data to them. So i plan on switching.
People swear by bitwarden though. Never looked into if but possibly will give it a shot.

[qbit@mammothcirc.us]

@hi pass or gopass would work semi-well. How much browser integration are you after?

[richarddebruin@mastodon.social]

@SwampPutty @hi @protonprivacy Selling your data? Any proof?

[forgetpassword@goingdark.social]

@hi Aliasvault

[enwu@infosec.exchange]

@hi I use KeePassXC and KeePassDX in such a setup across three devices. There is not a whole lot of churn in the db regularly so I'm perfectly content manually transferring an updated kdbx every now and then, no automatic syncing.

[hi@romanzolotarev.com]

how do you copy files between openbsd and phone? ssh?

[enwu@infosec.exchange]

@hi Phone connected to a local backup file server through sftp using Material Files https://github.com/zhanghai/MaterialFiles

[protonprivacy@mastodon.social]

@richarddebruin @SwampPutty @hi There is no proof because this literally does not happen.

[geffrey@id.geff.re]

@protonprivacy @richarddebruin @SwampPutty @hi For whatever Proton did to comply with the law, the notion of selling the data to governments is very funny to me.

[richarddebruin@mastodon.social]

@protonprivacy @SwampPutty @hi exactly