Re:Ask HN: Which password manager is the most secure and why?
by locutous on Sunday December 25, 2022 @01:35PM
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Tailscale requires a 3rd party network login. If Google freezes your account you get locked out of your private network also.
Tailscale is a 3rd party platform that can also disappear, locking you out of your password manager.
Re:Ask HN: Which password manager is the most secure and why?
by necessary on Sunday December 25, 2022 @01:39PM
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These are important notes, but I think the key part is that if you’re self-hosted, you presumably have access to the machine without Tailscale aswell, though it may be less convenient. So these aren’t as big of a deal as if, for example, you lost your Google account and you couldn’t access your LastPass login.
Re:Ask HN: Which password manager is the most secure and why?
by 28304283409234 on Sunday December 25, 2022 @01:48PM
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Wireguard configured by pivpn is what I use.
Re:Ask HN: Which password manager is the most secure and why?
by bravetraveler on Sunday December 25, 2022 @01:57PM
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+1 for Nebula, I use this exact setup. Vaultwarden behind Nebula
99% of my usage is still local, but being able to get to this on the outside does occasionally come in handy
Re:Ask HN: Which password manager is the most secure and why?
by edsimpson on Sunday December 25, 2022 @02:33PM
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How do you keep Tailscale from destroying your battery on iOS? I am trying to do this but it always kills my battery and it’s a pain to only enable and manually sync Bitwarden.
Re:Ask HN: Which password manager is the most secure and why?
by cassianoleal on Sunday December 25, 2022 @05:35PM
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This is my experience with Tailscale wrt battery as well. It also sometimes doesn't disconnect either via the app or Settings and I'm forced to restart the phone hoping it doesn't reconnect on boot.
Re:Ask HN: Which password manager is the most secure and why?
by stanislavb on Sunday December 25, 2022 @04:14PM
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I'm quite happy with Bitwarden, too. I used to use 1password in the past. The UX similar with 1Password being a bit better (at least in the past).
- Bitwarden
- Self-host
- Don't listen on public Internet IPs or regular LAN IPs
- Listen on Tailscale IP.
- Put TLS in front of it the Tailscale way.
- Run Tailscale on all your devices and access Bitwarden from your private network.