Google authenticator app /lost phone

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  • I host my own BW instance, so I keep backups of that DB.

  • @Freek said:
    I'm late to the party but I highly recommend an open-source solution such as KeePassXC.

    I would also recommend this. You can store your passwords, ssh keys (build-in agent) and totp secrets. On android you can access it through Keepass2Android. The only thing which I'm missing is a build-in ssh-agent for android.

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    @Ouji said:

    @Freek said: That is good to know. I do indeed see quite some (recent) commits from a second guy.

    He also expanded on Reddit that he has a plan in case he dies or something of the sorts, so the servers won't get abandoned.

    That's good to know

    @Naix said:

    @Ouji said:

    @Freek said: That is good to know. I do indeed see quite some (recent) commits from a second guy.

    He also expanded on Reddit that he has a plan in case he dies or something of the sorts, so the servers won't get abandoned.

    And as always, backup your data!
    I use Bitwarden CLI (There's also PortWarden) to export my vault, then encrypt the csv/json file and upload/store it somewhere safe.

    If I would choose Bitwarden, I would definitely self-host it. However, I see that file attachments are a premium feature that require a license, so I won't be switching over any time soon. File attachments are a must for me.

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