Collaborate Disseminate
For work and other official matters, I am often forced to use websites and apps which clearly have some kind of cargo cult going on in their security department, given that they impose extremely foolish requirements on passwords:
The cross-platform port of doas, opendoas, has a persist feature that basically caches the user’s password so they don’t have to enter it repeatedly. It seems like many people consider this insecure.
As I understand it, BSD has some fancy … Continue reading How is doas with persist less secure than sudo?
Is pass a real alternative to Keepass in terms of security?
While Keepass has its own built-in encryption, pass relies on GPG to secure your passwords. GPG is obviously recognized as providing excellent security for transferring data over … Continue reading How secure is pass compared to Keepass?