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by BrandoElFollito
3550 days ago
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You are right. Only after having reviewed the code for the OS (and before that reverse - engineered the BIOS firmware), recompiled it yourself and then reviewed & recompiled keepass can you state that you are safe.
This is the recommended way to go for the standard user to have his passwords safely stored. The alternative to trust a well - established company with your Tinder or gmail password is unthinkable. |
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