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<blockquote data-quote="Divine_Barakah" data-source="post: 1017362" data-attributes="member: 79770"><p>I do agree that security audits when it comes to Enpass are concerning, but for it is not mich of a risk for the data is stored locally in my case. Unless Enpass is directly targetted by a piece of malware or the device is compromised (it is game over for any password manager), i have nothing to fear. </p><p></p><p>When you have your data available and accessible only locally, you have more control over the security. If the data is stored on the company’s servers, you have no control over its security and you have to trust the company and its security. </p><p></p><p>Personally, the only option that I completely trust is Keepass, but it is very inconvenient for it does not provide cross-platform compatibility. So we are left for either SP or Enpass. I am not aware of any other offline password managers.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Divine_Barakah, post: 1017362, member: 79770"] I do agree that security audits when it comes to Enpass are concerning, but for it is not mich of a risk for the data is stored locally in my case. Unless Enpass is directly targetted by a piece of malware or the device is compromised (it is game over for any password manager), i have nothing to fear. When you have your data available and accessible only locally, you have more control over the security. If the data is stored on the company’s servers, you have no control over its security and you have to trust the company and its security. Personally, the only option that I completely trust is Keepass, but it is very inconvenient for it does not provide cross-platform compatibility. So we are left for either SP or Enpass. I am not aware of any other offline password managers. [/QUOTE]
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