Yohan Yuki Xieㆍ사요한・謝雪矢 on Nostr: Hmm… my advice is to use KeePassXC (desktop). For iOS, I'm not sure which app have ...
Hmm… my advice is to use KeePassXC (desktop). For iOS, I'm not sure which app have the similar features as KeePassXC and KeePassDX (latter is Android), but you can check this: https://keepassium.com/articles/keepass-apps-for-ios/
The good thing about the KeePass family is that it can store:
1. Passwords
2. 2FA OTP
3. Can also act as a Passkey
I personally don't advise storing all three in the same database file, however, it would be a big hassle for regular accounts. What I can suggest is to separate in a different KeePass database/file accounts that are highly important so you can store them more securely than your regular accounts.
Then for your regular accounts, you can use a single KeePass file to store all three (passwords, 2FA OTP, Passkey) to make it easier and smoother. By “regular accounts”, these are accounts you don't mind getting compromised; accounts where your world will not end.
Splitting them up is best for highly important accounts so even if someone guessed your KeePass file for passwords, they
still won't have access to your KeePass file where your 2FA OTP codes are stored (which should have a different password to open of course).
Basically, you can make it very simple; or you can make it very secure.
Then you can upload that KeePass file in an encrypted cloud storage so you can easily access it on your mobile devices, especially when you need to update it.
Or, avoid cloud storage and directly synchronize between your devices using Syncthing. ^_^
Thu Htoo San :fedora: (npub1yp2…kcnx)
The good thing about the KeePass family is that it can store:
1. Passwords
2. 2FA OTP
3. Can also act as a Passkey
I personally don't advise storing all three in the same database file, however, it would be a big hassle for regular accounts. What I can suggest is to separate in a different KeePass database/file accounts that are highly important so you can store them more securely than your regular accounts.
Then for your regular accounts, you can use a single KeePass file to store all three (passwords, 2FA OTP, Passkey) to make it easier and smoother. By “regular accounts”, these are accounts you don't mind getting compromised; accounts where your world will not end.
Splitting them up is best for highly important accounts so even if someone guessed your KeePass file for passwords, they
still won't have access to your KeePass file where your 2FA OTP codes are stored (which should have a different password to open of course).
Basically, you can make it very simple; or you can make it very secure.
Then you can upload that KeePass file in an encrypted cloud storage so you can easily access it on your mobile devices, especially when you need to update it.
Or, avoid cloud storage and directly synchronize between your devices using Syncthing. ^_^
Thu Htoo San :fedora: (npub1yp2…kcnx)