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#passwordstore #APS #PasswordManager #GPG
Melloras no creador de contrasinais (do tipo «con varias palabras») e indicación de que tes cambios sen enviar para sincronizar
Stewart V. Wright@timbray I'm always surprised how little love #pass gets in the #PasswordStore #security discussions.
It's from Jason A. Donenfeld - of #Wireguard fame - and it uses #git as it's "database" (i.e. files with version control) so you don't get any of the database corruption issues from which the other tools suffer.
Anne Jan BrouwerQtPass 1.5.0 is released for public
Modern C++17, combined with improved Qt support, add in fixes, cleanup, packaging work, CI and linting improvements, and updated translations.
Release notes: <https://github.com/IJHack/QtPass/releases/tag/v1.5.0>
#QtPass #Qt #CPP17 #ModernCpp #FOSS #PasswordStore
Revath S Kumar 
Wrote a small bash script to hide secrets from llms using password-store
https://codeberg.org/0x52534B/pass-env
Any feedback would be much appreciated. đ
MichaelPhew. This is becoming an entire thing. The newest version of password-store for Android no longer supports OpenKeychain, only internal key storage. Using an older version for now.
Will have to look into switching my password manager entirely. Opinions, especially on Vaultwarden?
Lionel CoupouchettyRamouchettyPetite question pour les utilisateurs dâ#emacs et dâ#android ici, quâest-ce que vous utilisez comme gestionnaire de mots de passe avec un client disponible pour les deux et auto-hebergeable?
Jâutilisais #passwordstore qui me convenait parfaitement mais le client android nâest plus maintenu :(
Pour lâinstant je teste #vaultwarden mais je trouve le client bureau de #bitwarden pas super pratique Ă utiliser, câest trop pensĂ© pour une navigation Ă la souris et ça rend lâutilisation beaucoup moins fluide que ce que jâai actuellement.
Password-store encore une fois a un super paquet pour emacs qui me permet en un raccourci clavier de lancer le client, rechercher mon mot de passe, le copier et Ă nouveau avec le premier raccourci de rebasculer sur lâappli ou jâĂ©tais avant (jâutilise #exwm comme environnement de bureau)
Je nâai pas vu de client natif emacs pour bitwarden, la meilleure piste que je vois câest le paquet #emacs-bitwarden (https://github.com/seanfarley/emacs-bitwarden?tab=readme-ov-file) qui est en fait un wrapper pour le client en ligne de commande bw et qui permet dâintĂ©grer bitwarden comme auth-source en mode lecture seule.
Ceci-dit les vraies fonctionalitĂ©s de partage de mots de passe et dâorganisation de vaultwarden sont plutĂŽt attirantes.
Avant de me lancer Ă fond sur vaultwarden je voudrais ĂȘtre sĂ»r quâil nây a pas dâautre solution Ă©vidente que jâaurais zappĂ©eâŠ
Marko G.So, I'm developing a #cli #journaling application, essentially a #bash #passwordstore wrapper. (Think "journaling" like keeping a diary or captain's log, not journaling like file system things.)
I contemplated implementing this as a proper `pass` extension, but the result is an unnatural UX for the use case, and I wanted the freedom to extend the script itself independently of `pass` (and, if ever needed, decouple from it entirely). The core application enables a generic journal UX for writing and editing dated entries. For my own needs, I'm planning bullet journal-specific functionality as an extension library; this is necessarily going to be implemented in a way that lives outside of the core app but also diverges from the `pass` extension model.
Its base invocation, however, is shamelessly `pass`-like and takes the form
```
dear JOURNAL SUBCOMMAND [OPTS]
```
Still lots left to do besides the bullet journal library - support for passthrough to `git`, for example - but I've been using it for my own purposes as-is, and I'm liking it so far. The `ls` subcommand I'm especially proud of - worked out a decently simple but clever way to wrap `pass ls` while reprocessing the output to summarize the entries for a given day rather than list them out.
It's up at https://github.com/marcxjo/dear-journal.
Coding PhysicistShit, and I just migrated from #PasswordStore Anyone know of any good Keepass compatible password managers? Should run on Linux and Windows and have or support some sort of browser integration.
[object Object] (@[email protected])
wild shit, keepassxc is cooked. not only are they slop coding parts of their password manager (the correct percentage of slop code for something this security critical is 0% and itâs fucking wild to claim otherwise), but they also donât seem to know what a 0-day vulnerability is: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zero-day_vulnerability. please migrate off of keepassxc before it costs you all the ass youâre keeping https://fosstodon.org/@keepassxc/115510868750354180
Yann BĂŒchau 
Hier ist die Aufzeichnung meines #TdF4 talks letzten Samstag ĂŒber âDas Leben in Git (Annex)â:
https://media.ccc.de/v/tdf4-26-das-leben-in-git-annex-
#git 
#gitAnnex #radicale #opentimestamps #annextimelog #passwordStore
Das Leben in Git (Annex)
BernieThere's a new #PasswordStore app in #FDroid:
https://f-droid.org/en/packages/app.passwordstore.agrahn/
It's a recent fork of the original Android Password Store, which hasn't seen new releases since 2021.
However, this new app isn't in Google Play Store. Furthermore, instead of using OpenKeyChain, it wants to import a copy of the private #PGP key from a file (or generate a new one).
I'm very reluctant to copy my private key into multiple apps, it's poor key management practice. Why this change?? đ€š
