https://www.1password.dev/cli/get-started
And getting secrets using it requires explicit authentication with password/fingerprint/etc (I forget if it’s per item or per process, but still).
https://www.1password.dev/cli/get-started
And getting secrets using it requires explicit authentication with password/fingerprint/etc (I forget if it’s per item or per process, but still).
Decrypting -all- passwords any time you decrypt -any- password under the hood is an irresponsible design for a password manager, especially on modern hardware with so so so many other options that enforce rate limiting, hardware anchored encryption, and physical user consent.
Performative 2FA for every secret like 1password does when the binary has direct access to bulk decrypt all secrets in plain text with a key in system memory is a very strange choice given you could just have the hardware doing the individual decryption for a single secret instead of exposing the secrets that can bulk decrypt the whole database.