Does anyone using #1Password know if you can search for + addressed emails in the foo+bar@baz.com format?
I want to find all accounts where I've used that format for aliases so I can update them.
(searching for matt+ doesn't work as it just finds items with "matt" in it, which is... basically everything)
This is a great paper on the risks of malicious servers when using password managers: https://zkae.io/. I understood about 2% of it.
You have to dig down in the paper to see that there was pretty good engagement from the password manager developers, once contact was established. That's encouraging, particularly in the light of recent reputational damage suffered by LastPass, and doubts about its future under private equity ownership.
#crypto #passwordmanager #lastpass #dashlane #bitwarden #1password
op-secret-manager v0.5.0 resolves race conditions when multiple services demand credentials simultaneously. This release adds per-user process locking to safeguard concurrent fetches, plus a standard --version flag and reorganized documentation.
The tool bridges 1Password to multi-user Linux systems without implied infrastructure. No daemons, no persistent agents, just SUID privilege separation and exit.
https://github.com/bexelbie/op-secret-manager/releases/tag/v0.5.0
Managing secrets at a small scale on Linux often means copying files manually or giving in and running more services. op-secret-manager is a single-binary tool that uses SUID privilege separation to fetch 1Password secrets on demand.
No daemons, no persistent agents, just secrets in /run/user/$UID/secrets.
Pairs well with rootless Podman user quadlets and systemd.
https://github.com/bexelbie/op-secret-manager
Read more at: https://www.bexelbie.com/2026/02/06/op-secret-manager
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