Re:Mitro Releases a New Free and Open Source Password Manager
by dingdingdang on Thursday July 31, 2014 @04:17PM
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"Mitro has committed to funding continued operations of its servers until at least the end of 2014. If their code proves to be secure and popular with the community, we will be advising them on how to create a sustainable home for that infrastructure.". Erh. Yes, so I'll be staying on KeePass, strategically "cloud" backupped in encrypted form to my email address (also, yes, this does not solve Android integration..etc. so suggestions are welcome!)
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Re:Mitro Releases a New Free and Open Source Password Manager
by smacktoward on Thursday July 31, 2014 @04:20PM
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KeePassDroid? http://www.keepassdroid.com/
Re:Mitro Releases a New Free and Open Source Password Manager
by JelteF on Thursday July 31, 2014 @10:12PM
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I recently started using KeePass2Android [1] instead of KeePassDroid. It has some features I really like, like cloudstorage integration with Google Drive, Dropbox and more.
[1] https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=keepass2androi...
Re:Mitro Releases a New Free and Open Source Password Manager
by techsupporter on Friday August 01, 2014 @02:53AM
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I really, really love KeePass2AndroidOffline. The app itself needs no permissions except the ability to read a file from the phone's local storage. Using OwnCloud's app and the "keep a file up to date" feature, I have my KeePass file synced to my various computers and my phone. Plus, KP2A has the "type this password for me" keyboard instead of relying on copy/paste. I didn't realize until I read the docs for another project, the clipboard is an API that can be hooked by other apps to see what's on the clipboard. It makes obvious sense but I never thought about it.