Bluepass: an open trust no one password manager (fundraising)

Re:Bluepass: an open trust no one password manager (fundrais... by zacgarrett on Friday August 09, 2013 @05:10AM (#6184510)

I use keepass database that I store in a truecrypt volume which is then stored in dropbox which solves the first two items listed. With two separate 20+ char pass phrases the last issue is not one that I currently worry about.

This is not saying that this project isn't interesting, I've just found a solution that has solved these issues for me for the last several years.

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Re:Bluepass: an open trust no one password manager (fundrais... by geertj on Friday August 09, 2013 @05:29AM (#6184588)

I've been using a similar approach actually, with a keepass db on Dropbox. It provides a reasonable level of security assuming your passphrases are indeed random and computer generated (humans are lousy random number generators).

However I wanted to bring the security to the next level after that, and this is what Bluepass is about.

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