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What if...
Someone made a self hosted password manager, where you can put all your secure random passwords in?

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    I asked the same btw a few weeks ago.
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    @chasb96 I mean a web password manager (to access from your phone and pc). I run my password manager on my pi.
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    @darksideplease I am programming one atm, which will:
    1. be easy to install
    2. only require a web server with php and a MySQL DB (for now only MySQL)
    3. look beautiful
    4. have multi user support.
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    Preview
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    It's a bad idea to "host anything". Use a service which can host and then use end to end encryption to store blobs.
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    not sure if all that is a good idea imo
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    Password Managers are rather insecure, they bind all your passwords to only one password, and even if it's longer, a local copy can always be supercomputer-bruteforced. And often people take passwords not seriously... There's no security if i can see all passwords just by trying leaked passwords combined with other combinations of that...
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    KeeWeb + Nextcloud/ownCloud works great. You store your db in *cloud and your key on a flash drive. Decryption is done client-side in your browser.
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    Lastpass will be perfect solution for you. Save your time..
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    @Scrumplex I like that Material Design feel in your UI 8)
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