Re:Introducing Remembear, new password manager
by ricardobeat on Saturday November 25, 2017 @02:57PM
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A few quotes from it:
> As far as the actual five security vulnerabilities discovered during testing are concerned, one important point to make is that not a single problem was deemed to be of a “Critical” severity or security implications. For the two issues ranked as “High”, the first problem had to do with a design flaw around the autofill functionality and incorrect handling of top level domains
> They are grounded in the deployment of libsodium, which is a state-of-the- art cryptographic library. While various notes and suggestions were collected during the cryptographic analysis, no severe implementation-related vulnerability was spotted. In other words, it is believed that a real-world attacker would remain powerless in face of the employed defense mechanisms
> All in all, the RememBear is a robust and promising project.
> As far as the actual five security vulnerabilities discovered during testing are concerned, one important point to make is that not a single problem was deemed to be of a “Critical” severity or security implications. For the two issues ranked as “High”, the first problem had to do with a design flaw around the autofill functionality and incorrect handling of top level domains
> They are grounded in the deployment of libsodium, which is a state-of-the- art cryptographic library. While various notes and suggestions were collected during the cryptographic analysis, no severe implementation-related vulnerability was spotted. In other words, it is believed that a real-world attacker would remain powerless in face of the employed defense mechanisms
> All in all, the RememBear is a robust and promising project.