![]() Overall these companies are big targets and I'd rather keep my passwords offline or synced via side channels in a standalone app like 1Password. You know, they both offer end to end encryption with similar attacks. 1Password has a much smaller risk of this and would probably have to include a malicious software update.ġPassword Families/Teams exists and I'm not familiar with it but it probably has a similar attack vector to LastPass's web interfaces. LastPass's web interface if compromised can have you give away the password to all your passwords. Both platforms support "cloud" based syncing but since 1Password's is pretty new I can't speak to it.ġPassword does local encryption outside of the browser, LastPass will encrypt locally in the browser.ġPassword can leverage other file transports to sync passwords, iCloud, DropBox, or any shared directory. Their commercial support looks unmaintained. Their UX and server infrastructure seems to be a mess of php scripts, that itself doesn't have to be insecure but is a code smell. LastPass has been exploited a few times in ways that could have given up passwords. I do, I've been a heavy user of both for 4+ years, but I'm not a security expert of any kind. But if you know what you are doing, this is the way. I won't recommend doing this blindly as by doing this, you are actually man-in-the-middling yourself. This is the certificate you just added at step 1.ģ - Move this file to /system/etc/security/cacertsĥ - Now you can clear the pin/password you have set to unlock the device and there are no warnings. Here's how to do it:ġ - add your cert normally, it will be stored in your personal store and Android will ask you a pin/password.Ģ - With a file manager which has root access, browse to /data/misc/keychain/cacerts-added. hence the warning and pin/password nag.īut if you manage to add your cert to the global system store then Android will not issue any warning. When you add a cert in the personal cert store, the system requires a higher security level to unlock the device. The reason for that warning is the fact that when you add a certificate that is not trusted by Android, it goes into the personal cert store. ![]()
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