Has anyone tried any of these https://european-alternatives.eu/category/password-managers? Opinion? Other recommendations?
@nossipova @janl I've recently tried a few but not all of them - Proton Pass is so far in the lead of my trials.
@janl @nossipova was ist jetzt wieder mit Proton?
@hukl @nossipova CEO is a Trump fan.
@janl @nossipova I think that has been debunked - at least when I looked that up I couldn't find any solid proofs. What the company does with their profits and what organizations they support is what I care more about than one maybe poorly reflected twitter post.
This post lists a good amount of counter points to your statement.
@hukl @janl @nossipova Proton had a quite questionable stance in the APT Down story. They locked accounts belonging to a security researcher for "malicious activity" and Andy personally overrode that choice, which IMHO can only go in one of two ways:
A) they had been overblocking - concerning
B) They had been following the rules (as Andy said) - then he has NO place overriding his team's ruling.
The whole discussion was a very uncomfortable thread on Reddit.
@christopherkunz @janl @nossipova I mean I'm all ears for a SaaS with comparable password vault features for an org that has not a singular question mark to their name that is located in Europe and has a pricing model that doesn't start at 25 seats. Proton is so far the best compromise.
@hukl @janl @nossipova I don't do SaaS for my passwords and I wouldn't recommend it either. So...