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This is a common feature of pretty much all password managers; I use
KeePass stored on a synced folder, and it's just a single file. I can
open it on my phone or several computers, and it's all synced like
anything else.

On Thu, 2021-03-18 at 18:02 +0000, Rob Berendt wrote:
Is your password manager usable by your mobile device and your PC? 
If you update the password used by an application on your mobile
device is it then updated on your PC?  Ones I looked at did.  I
wondered how that happened.

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This is not how password managers work though. Any proper password
manager encrypts the password database with a master key, which is
never sent anywhere. Personally, I use a Yubikey to store a very long
and complex master password for my password manager.

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On 3/18/21 10:33 AM, Tim Fathers wrote:
...that's what password managers are for 😉

If a password is "managed," than anybody who can gain access to the
box
on which it is "managed" gains access to whatever the password
protects.

(Which is why I'm leery of SSH sessions to cloud Linux servers being
secured with a keypair instead of a password. I'd prefer a keypair
*and*
a password.)

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