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deleting passwords should be restricted
when someone wants to delete any password, he should give the paraphrase- or else valuable passwords can be erased if the computer is stolen or something.
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when someone wants to delete any password, he should give the paraphrase- or else valuable passwords can be erased if the computer is stolen or something.
Since the passwords are single files on the filesystem, that can still happen. The easiest way to prevent such a thing from happening is using git, either locally or with a remote repo.
Or changing the .password-store directory permission, and enforced this from the default configuration?
Personally I don't think the issue scenario is an issue.
- If my computer was stolen/hacked/whatever, having my password vault deleted is preferable.
- If my vault/passwords aren't without being backed up elsewhere, something is wrong with my personal data management
As I see it the tools protection of my data is as wrapper for gpg to handle encryption. I use git to version, backup, and sync my vault across my devices. In the event of PC theft let them delete the vault, at that point those passwords are burned anyway. Change them starting with the most valuable from another device.
If my vault/passwords aren't without being backed up elsewhere, something is wrong with my personal data management
Sometimes, backing up is not possible for poor internet connection or hazardous machine. It is better to think about the worst case scenarios. Although, I agree with your point,
If my vault/passwords aren't without being backed up elsewhere, something is wrong with my personal data management
@Plloi I will appreciate your effort to write down your randomly generated password.
@Emonshr If it's hard to write down your randomly generated passwords, then there's room for improvements!
https://www.xkcd.com/936/ https://fsmaxb.github.io/correcthorsebatterystaple/
@FSMaxB I can;t figure out XKCD things very often. But I will tinker with your interesting :smile: randomly generated password tool later!