Which password manager to use?
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Is VW audited in the same way that BW is?
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I hear good thing about Vaultwarden, but the web UI is horrible.
Vaultwarden's web UI is very confusing, especially the search feature. And it's difficult to move items between folders/collection. The desktop app is available as DEB/RPM package but without auto-update, which isn't great.
Fon now I'm sticking to KeepassXC because the app my distribution has a package for it and allows auto-update. The UI works well, and it has decent browser integration.
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The data stored on Bitwarden's servers is completely encrypted though, which means a breach will not yield useful data, unlike the plain text storage for LastPass.
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Vaultwarden is not to be used in itself you can for example use the bitwarden app but with your vaultwarden server
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Really I don't know, surely a bit less but in my opinion, not that much
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Yes I agree. I was just offering a counter to the statement that Vaultwarden isnt as safe as Bitwarden. They both are encrypted but my vaultwarden instance is a lot less likely to experience a breach than Bitwarden. The guys with real skill are going after Bitwarden not me.
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You're right. I was referring to the bitwarden app above. See https://github.com/bitwarden/desktop
It's an electron app, and there's no auto-update solution for DEB packages (ie no DEB repo for apt auto update).
Some people are probably happy with it, but I prefer KeepassXC which is more lightweight (ie not electron based) and can auto update via APT.
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Hackers have increased their focus on cracking password managers by extracting data from RAM and registry, compromising local and cloud storage.
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I'm not completely sure, but doesn't Bitwarden encrypt all data before it reaches the server? That means the server implementation is a bit less important. I guess you probably don't want to be leaking even encrypted databases though since there is a chance they could be cracked.
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3rded moving from LastPass to Bitwarden and never looking back. I got out when LogMeIn got in.
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One of the big flaws of snapshot-based VCSs like get is the patch order mattering—which causes conflicts. I would love to see an alternative built on Darcs or Pijul with their Patch Theory-based VCS system that does not have the flaws Git does.
