New Update Bitwarden introduces ‘Cupid Vault’ for secure password sharing

[Parkinsond]

Bitwarden has launched a new system called ‘Cupid Vault’ that allows users to safely share passwords with trusted email addresses.

Cupid Vault works by allowing users of the free version of Bitwarden to create a 2-person shared vault called an 'Organization'. Other users can access the logins inside the Organization space with credentials assigned by the owner of the account.

Inviting a user (partner, friend, family member) to an Organization can be done by adding their email address as a second member.

This way, Bitwarden users can share in a secure way collections of login pairs for media streaming service accounts or other online platforms.

Bitwarden introduces ‘Cupid Vault’ for secure password sharing

Bitwarden has launched a new system called 'Cupid Vault' that allows users to safely share passwords with trusted email addresses.

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[Wrecker4923]

That's cute() marketing for something that has been around for a while. Some people find this structured sharing burdensome, but it's free, and it's the same mechanism of sharing used by Bitwarden business plans.

 

[Parkinsond]

That's cute() marketing for something that has been around for a while. Some people find this structured sharing burdensome, but it's free, and it's the same mechanism of sharing used by Bitwarden business plans.

 

[Zero Knowledge]

Anything to distract people from raising prices by 100%!

 

[Parkinsond]

Anything to distract people from raising prices by 100%!

BW after they know I may store credentials in txt file in password protected archive

 

[Zero Knowledge]

BW after they know I may store credentials in txt file in password protected archive

But have you been hacked or your .txt password protected archive breached? The answer is no.

 

[Wrecker4923]

distract people

I thought the reactions were pretty mild compared to the UI overhauls at the end of 2024, which were much more bitterly contested.

 

[Parkinsond]

But have you been hacked or your .txt password protected archive breached? The answer is no.

No, but even if this happened, God forbid, I do not think the hacker will set in front the quantum computer waiting for cracking AES 256 encrypted archive with long, complex, random pw.