🚨 New research from ETH Zurich has found that popular password manager's zero-knowledge encryption claims don't fully hold up if their servers are compromised.
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@simonzerafa @h0m3 @helloclippy @privacyguides Where the servers are located doesn't matter if the encryption is done right.
@dalias @h0m3 @helloclippy @privacyguides
Regulations might say otherwise. Also Data Sovereignity
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@dalias @h0m3 @helloclippy @privacyguides
Regulations might say otherwise. Also Data Sovereignity
@simonzerafa @h0m3 @helloclippy @privacyguides If encryption is being used right they aren't storing any personal data, just meaningless random bits. There is a risk of loss of availability but no risk of exposure or misuse.
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@privacyguides what do you recommend for self-hosting a password manager?
KeePassXC would be our recommendation for an offline password manager. You can see all our recommendations here: https://www.privacyguides.org/en/passwords/#local-storage
