COLDCARD Q PASSWORD MANAGER FEATURE IS HIGHLY UNDERRATED.
PROBABLY THE MOST SECURE PASSWORD MANAGER EVER CREATED.
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CAPS ARE HIGHLY UNDERRATED
DEFINITELY WISH THE LICENSE WAS STILL FOSS.
DISAGREE THAT NON COMMERCIAL SOURCE VIEWABLE IS A DEAL BREAKER THOUGH.
STILL GOING TO USE THE MOST SECURE PRODUCT ON THE MARKET.
Also the MK4 have this feature. I use it all the time. Like you said, is the more secure password manager ever created!
I use my MK4 to generate passwords for all the important stuff
Incredibly underrated.
When it comes to securing Bitcoin, trusted third parties are security holes.
To each their own. Some will take chances, others will not.
Might as well use the cold card with Windows 11 at that point.
Another interesting point of view here....
Ava (npub1f6…azcka) on Nostr
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Reminder: COLDCARD is not open source.
#cybersecgirl #coldcard #opensourse
Open source encourages competition, and furthers development.
Open so...
THE Q IS A GAME CHANGER ALL THE WAY AROUND. MY FAVORITE IS THE EASE OF USE OF THE ADDRESS VERIFICATION TOOL VIA QR READER
COINKITE IS NOT A TRUSTED THIRD PARTY.
THE CODE IS VIEWABLE YOU JUST CANNOT INDEPENDENTLY MONETIZE IT.
Reproducible builds are encouraged
Sounds interesting. But what's the point if you have to type the password into your computer?
Would be amazing if you could NFC tap the username & password into the phone
or
scan a qr code for the password request shown on desktop
great linked post.. open source is not source verifiable.. i found it embarassing that coinkite used trezor's code, but reacted this way after their code was forked by foundation..
That's the feature I want to have it for.
Does it have a backup option? My Q just died after less than a month of usage (coinkite immediately offered replacement, but all data on it is inaccessible). My seedphrase is physically backed up. How about passwords on Q?
KeepassXC on Tails.
This is critical.
Very possible, use NFC tools kind of app
Can't wait to try mine!
Security is only one of the things you want in a password manager. Ease of use with actual accounts is just as important and I don't think it makes much sense for that to be honest.
Why are you guys shouting...?
Just to store and generate them or to fill them in via the usb keyboard emulator?
This is only for very important passwords, not your every day email login
My preference is to self-host Hashicorp Vault on a non-routed network. Suppose if I get real paranoid could implement WireGuard too.
Yakihonne
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@₿k just introduced me to this on my new Q yesterday!!!
Still diving deep into the Q
Also got my Start 9 server going-
Running Core and then some
😏
200$ password manager orrrr Airgap signing device 😂
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it seems you can export the unencrypted passwords. Does not seem you can store the encrypted version
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