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Many people are victims of identity theft but don’t have a clue how to recover from it. What does one do if they’re hacked? #Psono has a practical step-by-step guide to containing damage, recovering accounts and reducing the risk of being hacked again. https://api.cyfluencer.com/s/what-to-do-if-you-get-hacked-28447

Many people are victims of identity theft but don’t have a clue how to recover from it. What does one do if they’re hacked? #Psono has a practical step-by-step guide to containing damage, recovering accounts and reducing the risk of being hacked again. https://api.cyfluencer.com/s/what-to-do-if-you-get-hacked-28447

OpenSource Tipp 6: #psono von esaqa GmbH
Ein vollumfänglicher #OpenSource PWM aus Deutschland.

📱 für #Linux, iOS, Android (+ Mac & Windows), 💽 für #Firefox, Chrome, Edge.

Authenticator, Passwörter (speichern, erstellen, bewerten, überprüfen), Notizen, Zertifikate.

Vor allem für Unternehmen, Organisationen, Vereine eine Option dank Adminfunktion, Sharen von PW, Multiuser, etc. Der Quellcode ist offen und psono zum selbsthosten vorgesehen, kann aber auch als Cloudvariante genutzt werden

OpenSource Tipp 6: #psono von esaqa GmbH
Ein vollumfänglicher #OpenSource PWM aus Deutschland.

📱 für #Linux, iOS, Android (+ Mac & Windows), 💽 für #Firefox, Chrome, Edge.

#Authenticator, #Passwörter (speichern, erstellen, bewerten, überprüfen), Notizen, Zertifikate.

Vor allem für Unternehmen, Organisationen, Vereine eine Option dank Adminfunktion, Sharen von PW, Multiuser, etc. Der Quellcode ist offen und psono zum #selbsthosten vorgesehen, kann aber auch als #Cloud Variant genutzt werden

@5t3ph We use #Psono https://psono.com/ on premise at work. I use #pass #passwordstore https://www.passwordstore.org/ non work related credentials

@5t3ph We use #Psono https://psono.com/ on premise at work. I use #pass #passwordstore https://www.passwordstore.org/ non work related credentials

@5t3ph We use #Psono https://psono.com/ on premise at work. I use #pass #passwordstore https://www.passwordstore.org/ non work related credentials

@5t3ph We use #Psono https://psono.com/ on premise at work. I use #pass #passwordstore https://www.passwordstore.org/ non work related credentials

@preya You might want to look at #Psono (https://psono.com). It has SAML/OIDC support in the enterprise version, which is free for up to 10 users.

@preya You might want to look at #Psono (https://psono.com). It has SAML/OIDC support in the enterprise version, which is free for up to 10 users.

@preya You might want to look at #Psono (https://psono.com). It has SAML/OIDC support in the enterprise version, which is free for up to 10 users.

@preya You might want to look at #Psono (https://psono.com). It has SAML/OIDC support in the enterprise version, which is free for up to 10 users.

@preya You might want to look at #Psono (https://psono.com). It has SAML/OIDC support in the enterprise version, which is free for up to 10 users.

@keepassxc In my dayjob, we're also using #Psono, which like Bitwarden is open-core and sort of a #LastPass clone. Of course, we're also using #Hashicorp Vault, too, but who isn't?

That said, if you just need something for yourself and aren't looking to regularly share individual credentials, it's really hard to beat #KeePassXC for the versatility, compatibility, granularity, and incredible feature set.

@keepassxc In my dayjob, we're also using #Psono, which like Bitwarden is open-core and sort of a #LastPass clone. Of course, we're also using #Hashicorp Vault, too, but who isn't?

That said, if you just need something for yourself and aren't looking to regularly share individual credentials, it's really hard to beat #KeePassXC for the versatility, compatibility, granularity, and incredible feature set.

@keepassxc In my dayjob, we're also using #Psono, which like Bitwarden is open-core and sort of a #LastPass clone. Of course, we're also using #Hashicorp Vault, too, but who isn't?

That said, if you just need something for yourself and aren't looking to regularly share individual credentials, it's really hard to beat #KeePassXC for the versatility, compatibility, granularity, and incredible feature set.

@keepassxc In my dayjob, we're also using #Psono, which like Bitwarden is open-core and sort of a #LastPass clone. Of course, we're also using #Hashicorp Vault, too, but who isn't?

That said, if you just need something for yourself and aren't looking to regularly share individual credentials, it's really hard to beat #KeePassXC for the versatility, compatibility, granularity, and incredible feature set.

@keepassxc In my dayjob, we're also using #Psono, which like Bitwarden is open-core and sort of a #LastPass clone. Of course, we're also using #Hashicorp Vault, too, but who isn't?

That said, if you just need something for yourself and aren't looking to regularly share individual credentials, it's really hard to beat #KeePassXC for the versatility, compatibility, granularity, and incredible feature set.

Alternative a Google Password Manager

Come vi spiegheremo in questo articolo la cosa peggiore che potete fare è salvare le vostre password su Google Password Manager. Le password non sono criptate e sono di facile accesso per estranei. Usate un

LINK --> https://www.lealternative.net/2019/10/31/alternative-a-google-password-manager/

#Google #1password #alternative #appleiphone #bitwarden #buttercup #dashlane #google #keepass #keeper #lastpass #open-source #passbolt #password #psono

@yisraeldov @JoelM also consider the case where someone uses Tor or a VPN to access a service anonymously, but they access the Psono db directly. #CloudFlare has enough info to deanonymize users in those cases. And as we know, CloudFlare will doxx people: https://git.disroot.org/cyberMonk/liberethos_paradigm/src/branch/master/rap_sheets/cloudflare.md I highly suggest avoiding #Psono.

@yisraeldov @JoelM also consider the case where someone uses Tor or a VPN to access a service anonymously, but they access the Psono db directly. #CloudFlare has enough info to deanonymize users in those cases. And as we know, CloudFlare will doxx people: https://git.disroot.org/cyberMonk/liberethos_paradigm/src/branch/master/rap_sheets/cloudflare.md I highly suggest avoiding #Psono.

@yisraeldov @JoelM I see a security problem with #Psono: passwords are stored in the cloud on an #Amazon AWS server & all transactions go through #CloudFlare. CF already sees your passwords in the clear for CF websites you login into. Psono gives CF the extra visibility of seeing you fetch your encrypted p/w. So if you have multiple accts for one CF or AMZN site, CF & AMZN can see that association.

@yisraeldov @JoelM I see a security problem with #Psono: passwords are stored in the cloud on an #Amazon AWS server & all transactions go through #CloudFlare. CF already sees your passwords in the clear for CF websites you login into. Psono gives CF the extra visibility of seeing you fetch your encrypted p/w. So if you have multiple accts for one CF or AMZN site, CF & AMZN can see that association.

@yisraeldov @JoelM #Psono is a non-starter b/c it's too jailed to even evaluate. And even if the code is good, you'd do a disservice to push other people into those walled gardens.

@yisraeldov @JoelM #Psono is a non-starter b/c it's too jailed to even evaluate. And even if the code is good, you'd do a disservice to push other people into those walled gardens.

@yisraeldov @JoelM #Psono is jailed in a walled garden. The proof is as simple as running "torsocks git clone https://gitlab.com/psono/psono-app" or "torsocks firefox https://gitlab.com/psono/psono-app". Walled gardens are not restricted by license, so it does you no good to look at that. Walled gardens are restricted technologically, by access restrictions.

@yisraeldov @JoelM #Psono is jailed in a walled garden. The proof is as simple as running "torsocks git clone https://gitlab.com/psono/psono-app" or "torsocks firefox https://gitlab.com/psono/psono-app". Walled gardens are not restricted by license, so it does you no good to look at that. Walled gardens are restricted technologically, by access restrictions.

@JoelM @yisraeldov In comparing #Bitwarden to #Psono, BW's source code is actually accessible, whereas Psono's code is jailed. You can obtain BW code anonymously & w/out running non-free s/w by running "torsocks git clone https://github.com/bitwarden". Try the same for Psono and you get "403 forbidden", b/c it's jailed in a walled garden.

@JoelM @yisraeldov In comparing #Bitwarden to #Psono, BW's source code is actually accessible, whereas Psono's code is jailed. You can obtain BW code anonymously & w/out running non-free s/w by running "torsocks git clone https://github.com/bitwarden". Try the same for Psono and you get "403 forbidden", b/c it's jailed in a walled garden.