4 docs tagged with "password-manager"

KeePassXC is a modern, secure, and open-source password manager that stores and manages your passwords in an encrypted database. It provides strong security features and cross-platform compatibility.

Passbolt is a security-first, open source password manager designed for teams and businesses. It is trusted by thousands of organizations worldwide, including Fortune 500 companies, defense industry, universities, startups, and many others. The app puts security first, with top penetration testers regularly assessing its software. It supports user-owned secret keys and end-to-end encryption even in complex scenarios. Passbolt is also built for collaboration, allowing organizations and teams to securely share credentials with powerful auditing tools. It offers unparalleled granularity for both access controls and encrypted data. The app is headquartered in the EU, ensuring that privacy is not only a top priority but also guaranteed by law. Passbolt can be used from your browser or mobile phone, with real-time sharing. It also supports programmatic password retrieval, storage, and sharing with its JSON API.

Passky is a simple, modern, lightweight, open source and secure password manager. It allows you to securely store and manage your passwords, ensuring your sensitive credentials remain protected. This self-hosted server component works with the Passky clients (web, desktop, and mobile apps) to provide a complete password management solution that puts you in control of your data.

Vaultwarden is an unofficial Bitwarden server implementation designed for self-hosted deployments. It is written in Rust and is compatible with the official Bitwarden clients. This application is ideal for individuals, families, and smaller organizations who find the official resource-heavy service undesirable. Vaultwarden supports a wide range of features including personal and organization vault support, password sharing and access control, file attachments, two-step login via email, Duo, YubiKey, and FIDO2 WebAuthn, and many more. It also supports live sync for desktop/browser clients/extensions and mobile clients (Android/iOS). However, it does not prioritize the development of features mainly useful to larger organizations such as single sign-on and directory syncing.