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On Saturday, July 18, 2020 11:13 PM, J. Roeleveld <joost@××××××××.org> wrote: |
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> This is not a GUI |
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xterm is GUI. you don't need to click on gtk/qt |
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widgets to access details of password entries. |
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gtk/qt is a massive overkill. |
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> This makes portability a problem. Exactly why keepass (and clones) are used |
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> more. |
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compatibility with keepassxc is extremely |
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overrated. it's easy to port nsapass to |
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windows/apple (may even work out of the box, |
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didn't try). |
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> Nice, a full detailed list of every single change to your passwords :) |
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no. how do you backup your passwords file? |
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dropbox? flash disk? it's up to you. this is |
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unrelated to the passwords manager. |
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it's just that i personally use git. that's all. |
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some use dropbox, and it's the same in this |
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regard: none of them see passwords. they only |
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get encrypted passwords. |
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i put encrypted psswords database in a git server. |
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it's my personal choice. you don't have to do it. |
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the git server sees random bytes only. |
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and thanks to scrypt, even if i don't do anything, |
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but merely encrypt/decypt with the same key, the |
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encrypted file will still look totally different. |
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> The likes of NSA don't actually care about your (dis)approval. |
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no one does. not unique to nsa. people |
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exaggerate nsa as if they are any better. |
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tbh, nsa is even better than most of our |
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neighbours. if our phones fall in the hands of |
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our neighbours, next day most people will find |
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themselves in pornhub. but nsa can get it all, |
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and yet they still didn't leak it to pornhub (at |
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least not as much). |