Use tailscale if you want to get fancy and keep it off the public internet or go the easy route and install fail2ban and expose it via public IP.
One should be extremely worried about it
So on one hand, I lose the ability to sync when I'm not on my home network. On the other hand, I don't change anything in my Bitwarden server _that_ often, and if I do, I can just quickly do a sync on whatever devices and I'm good to go. With the added benefit of not opening myself up to the outside world.
right now all my "services", which are not bitwarden-level sensitive, are all on the same network as whatever crap I bought at home depot. I have an edgemax router and there is a third NIC I've never used, so I guess I'd finally plug a switch in there! ok. next project I guess
> Use tailscale if you want to get fancy and keep it off the public internet or go the easy route and install fail2ban and expose it via public IP.
This isn't exactly a slam dunk, considering you now have to be knowledgeable about how to secure a machine that is on the internet and stay up to date with security patches which even tailscale itself isn't immune to: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33695886
When it comes to hosted options, they are hands down the best. Worth pointing out that they also have integrated 2FA, if you're satisfied with first and second factor living in the same spot.
It’s no longer “2FA” then.
In a local password manager, it doesn't work like that. A challenge-response mechanism can help there, but the cost/benefit analysis looks pretty different there, IMO.
If nobody is paying, they are probably the product.
[0] https://1password.com/security/
[1] https://www.troyhunt.com/have-i-been-pwned-is-now-partnering...
Curious as I may switch.
Curious as I may look at multiple options.
A top 1Password tip is that the business plans include free family plans for every member, so if you can get your employer to use 1Password then you’ll be able to get your personal account for free (which would include your family, too). A very underrated deal!
I recently logged back into my old LastPass account after 5 years and it was fascinating just how bad it is compared to 1Password.
Oh wow, thanks for that tip. My employer has 1Password Business and I had no idea about the deal: https://support.1password.com/link-family/
Not sure about 1Pass on Android, but Bitwarden works very well for me there (much better than Lastpass which afaik required a subscription to use the app)
It doesn't do cloud syncing itself, but it lets you pick from a number of different providers (DropBox, iCloud, OneDrive, plus a few others) which you probably already use.