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Re:Being privacy-aware in 2016 by tombrossman on Monday June 06, 2016 @09:40AM (#11846656)
Thanks, I saw that but was hoping people would not actually bother - that's deep into 'tinfoil-hat' territory. If you are already running a Linux distro and trusting the repos for OS updates, it isn't a big stretch to assume their build of the password manager is exactly as safe as the OS updates, and trusting one but not the other is pure folly.
Re:Being privacy-aware in 2016 by slavik81 on Monday June 06, 2016 @12:25PM (#11847958)
KeypassX 2.0 was in alpha for years (though I never noticed a bug). I don't think it was available in distribution packages until quite recently.

That being said, I'm decent with C++, and yet auditing its code is a little daunting.

Re:Being privacy-aware in 2016 by wallace_f on Monday June 06, 2016 @11:30AM (#11847495)
This is also exactly my intuition here, but I'm hoping for others to comment here as well.