Kwallet does not work appropriately with Ubuntu 26.04 #kwallet
Kwallet does not work appropriately with Ubuntu 26.04 #kwallet
org.kde.kwalletd6 to its 'Session Bus' list (i.e. through #Flatseal) works! I can happily use Element again!!! 🥳KDE Plasma rinnova la gestione delle password con oo7 e il protocollo Secret Service per offrire maggiore sicurezza e integrazione. #KWallet #KDE #KDEPlasma #Linux
Yes, just wanted to drop what I think is the case with #kwallet. Any process can request any data (correct me if I am wrong @kde)
For encrypted user data at rest, #systemdHomed could work, but I have not seen easy implementations of that.
#KeepassXC can also act as secret service. But A even #KeepassXCBrowser is kinda janky, and I like to have separate stores depending on the importance.
(I am one of the people who use Firefoxes pw manager 🫣)
Dear KDE Plasma Linux users,
say I have a laptop with a LUKS-encrypted file system.
Say this is a single user system.
The user unlocks the device (before or after the bootloader, should not matter in this discussion) with a safe password.
The user is logged in automatically in KDE Plasma.
KWallet is set to have an empty password, to not ask the user for a password just to enable WiFi or similar (which is the only thing KWallet is being used for).
The user still needs to enter the password after locking the screen, suspending the machine or similar.
Passwords are still in a locked password safe (think KeePassXC or similar), so this requires unlocking with a safe password.
Does anyone see major security flaws in this setup?
Due to #EndOf10 I have converted some users to Linux, and having to enter your password multiple times is the only thing they find annoying...
#Linux #KDE #Plasma #Security #LUKS #Encryption #Fedora #openSUSE #Kinoite #Tumbleweed #Kalpa #KWallet
Hmhm, diesmal war es wohl nicht die Schuld von Signal, sondern… *Trommelwirbel* … #KWallet? Der Vivaldi-Browser zeigte beim Start nämlich auch eine Fehlermeldung an, er könne nicht auf den Schlüsselspeicher zugreifen. Daraufhin #KWalletManager gecheckt: Da sind u.a. Vivaldi und Signal drin. Nach einem Systemneustart funktioniert jetzt wider Erwarten Signal Desktop wieder (ohne Neueinrichtung), aber Vivaldi kann seine Schlüssel noch immer nicht freischalten…
Anyone know if and how I can use the #Linux secrets portal for storing @libreoffice #WebDAV credentials?
Ideally, #LibreOffice will integrate with libsecrets to let me store credentials on @kde #KWallet or my #KeepassXC configured as a provider for org.Freedesktop.Secrets.