1Password or Bitwarden

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I use Bitwarden and am working on Yubikey implementation for my TFA. From what I have seen here and elsewhere Bitwarden seems like the best password manager on the market. Using a Yubikey or some other form of TFA is highly recommended regardless of the password manager service you use. The self-hosting and open source of Bitwarden are major advantages. Even if you don’t self-host it right now you might want to in the future.

One Key to Rule It All [YubiKey+GPG-SSH+FIDO2+MFA-ZeroTrust]

table of contents YubiKey Do What Skeleton Key Do So we all know about the YubiKey. We are going to be using the 5 series in this guide and we are going to load all of our keys we need on a day to day deed onto the key via GPG! We are also going to pin and access code protect everything on the key preventing tampering! Without judging my messy de…

If you follow this a bit @The_DM_Barlow makes some good arguments about password managers and talks about Bitwarden specifically.

Can an Only Key manage multiple website logins?

This is false. A hardware 2FA does not make it impossible to have your passwords exposed. Many sites do not support 2FA or non-password single-factor logon. A hardware key alone does not represent superior security to a password in any fashion. Password managers are not necessarily centralized, cloud options. Exploits get patched out and securit…