KeepassXC has support for key files and Yubikey for added security. You can also import and convert the databases from this. KeePassXC uses the KeePass 2.x password data format (.kdbx) as native format. This fork is built from The libraries QT5, so that is a multiplatform application, which can be run on different platforms such as Linux Windows and macOS. Data can be stored in both local encrypted storage and external cloud storage. It provides a means to securely store not only ordinary passwords, but also one-time passwords (TOTP), SSH keys, and other information that the user considers sensitive. This application started as a fork of the KeePassX community (itself a KeePass port) due to what was considered to be very slow development of KeePassX, and the lack of response from its maintainer. Few days ago the release of the new version of KeePassXC 2.7 was announced in which several significant changes have been made, of which we can highlight the new unlocking methods related to the OS, improvements in the tools and much more.įor those who are unaware of KeePassXC, they should know that this is a free password manager and open source licensed under the GNU Public License.
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