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by zaarn
3007 days ago
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They can't. Keepass uses a Salt (and Nonce) for the key derivation. Modern settings also include Argon2 (which I have enabled for my DB), which excludes everything but CPUs from efficient cracking. The DB attack surface is to some extend expected to be eventually obtained by an attacker. As long as your master password is nice and long, they "can't do shit" for a long long long while. |
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