@scottalanmiller said in BitWarden - Self Hosted for many users: @IRJ said in BitWarden - Self Hosted for many users: @scottalanmiller said in BitWarden - Self Hosted for many users: @IRJ said in BitWarden - Self Hosted for many users: You can however use an unofficial Bitwarden server fork that is free. Is it a fork? Looks like a separate project. Yeah, you are right. I didnt know much about it. My coworker uses it for his personal server and really likes it. When I saw this thread I asked him about it again so I could help @Kelly clear things up. Looks perfectly nice, wish it had more of a "showing it off" website. He says its actively maintained and follows BW updates pretty frequently.

@coliver said in Can bitwarden have multiple accounts: One of the other ways I resolved this in the past was have the browser plugin for the one I use the most and the desktop app logged into the one I use the least. You just miss out on autofill if you use the desktop app. I do this now. My work stuff is in KeePass on my office desktop, and my personal stuff / work web resources that don't tie back to the office network are in Bitwarden.

@coliver said in Buttercup Password Manager: @wrx7m said in Buttercup Password Manager: @coliver said in Buttercup Password Manager: @wrx7m said in Buttercup Password Manager: @coliver Right, bitwarden. I am. And, how do you like it? I like it a lot. It does everything I need it to do. Same here. I've been using them for a few years now... Makes switching browsers a breeze.

@ambarishrh said in Centralized password manager: Re: Centralized password manager Revisiting this again, as I would like to setup something with our team. What's the latest choice of PM on ML now? First few results that caught my attention: https://www.passbolt.com/ https://www.syspass.org/index-en.html Looking at a self-hosted possibly free version to use with a team of 4 members. Nextcloud + passman

This looks pretty slick. There are even browser addons you can use to make it like BitWarden and the others.

I've been paying for years also.

So I guess I should have specified in the other thread. I use KeePassx and it's updated through yum. And the Android version of Keepass2Android (the one I use) isn't maintained by the same people.

yeah I was thinking that was the major draw back. And systems like Paypal or banking - those allowing a simple email reset just bug me.

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@Jason said in Centralized password manager: @JaredBusch said in Centralized password manager: @dafyre said in Centralized password manager: @JaredBusch said in Centralized password manager: @fuznutz04 said in Centralized password manager: @JaredBusch What do you use? I have been using LastPass since 2007 or so. The standard $12 subscription lets you share a folder. So I made a "Company" folder with subfolders for each client. and shared the Company folder out. For a small consultancy like ours, it works well. $12 per month, or per year? Also... how did you handle the LastPass breach? Per year, and I changed my password. Nothing else needed. I do not have 2FA enabled because I feel getting a text or something to the same damned device I am logging in on defeats the purpose of 2FA. My current LastPass password is a phrase about 30 characters long or so. I have lastpass set to log out automatically when my browsers close, etc. You can use google authenticator. That's what I use. I do have it turned off for my phone tho, no point in having the device you get the code from require a code. Don't really use the phone version except to lookup passwords when I'm away from one of my normal computers/browsers.

@Nic Where does Webroot stand on this? Are they reconsidering their relationship with LastPass now that LP was purchased by LMI?