Looking for a password manager

[Elerek]

I want to start using a password manager so I can diversify my passwords more without forgetting them all...

I would prefer to not have to use a cloud based program, but I do need them synced across two windows 10 systems and my android phone.

I have a linux server and a vpn set up, so ideally I'd want something that could store passwords in an encrypted vault on my linux server and allow authenticated devices on the local network (or over the vpn) to access it.

 

I've looked through some password managers, and some have really nice features, but I haven't seen one yet that allows a custom server for storing the database. Does one exist or am I going to have to make it?  

 

 

edit: this might belong in apps/programs instead of general discussion, oops

[Guest Kloaked]

LastPass.

[TheFragment]

LastPass is great, have been using it for years with no problems, easy yet secure.

[Unexas.]

If you want to store it yourself Dashlane is a good one. If you don't want to store it on your own server go fro lastpass.

[Elerek]

I want it stored on a linux server locally and accessible ONLY on my local network by devices that are approved by 2 factor

[XenosTech]

7 minutes ago, Elerek said:

I want to start using a password manager so I can diversify my passwords more without forgetting them all...

I would prefer to not have to use a cloud based program, but I do need them synced across two windows 10 systems and my android phone.

I have a linux server and a vpn set up, so ideally I'd want something that could store passwords in an encrypted vault on my linux server and allow authenticated devices on the local network (or over the vpn) to access it.

 

I've looked through some password managers, and some have really nice features, but I haven't seen one yet that allows a custom server for storing the database. Does one exist or am I going to have to make it?  

 

 

edit: this might belong in apps/programs instead of general discussion, oops

The one's I've been using at work is password agent and keepass(x)... The DB's are shared via a shared drive and drop box

[Vikram Dabas]

Hi @Elerek

 

Check out the Enpass password manager that's available on every major platform. It's an offline which doesn't store your password on their server and provides you an option to sync your database over many cloud services. The sync with WebDAV and ownCloud gives you control over your database. You can get started with it's free desktop app.

[Dat Guy]

17 hours ago, TheFragment said:

LastPass is great, have been using it for years with no problems, easy yet secure.

Lol. https://www.hackread.com/lastpass-hacked-this-time-for-good/

[Elerek]

5 hours ago, Vikram Dabas said:

Hi @Elerek

 

Check out the Enpass password manager that's available on every major platform. It's an offline which doesn't store your password on their server and provides you an option to sync your database over many cloud services. The sync with WebDAV and ownCloud gives you control over your database. You can get started with it's free desktop app.

I found that one last night actually. I'll be trying it out

[Elerek]

23 hours ago, Kloaked said:

LastPass.

 

23 hours ago, TheFragment said:

LastPass is great, have been using it for years with no problems, easy yet secure.

 

Specifically said I do not want my passwords stored in the cloud...

[Ronin64]

You should check out 1Password. You can store your vault on other systems on your network. For example, I just stored my vault on my routers usb flash drive and could sync with it on my PC.

Also there is a manual WLAN sync feature that will sync between IOS & Android devices.

[Mira Yurizaki]

http://keepass.info/

 

I believe this is a local storage password manager.

[SiriousArts]

23 hours ago, M.Yurizaki said:

http://keepass.info/

 

I believe this is a local storage password manager.

^This one is very good. Very similar but imo a bit better, as it also has a web-app: https://keeweb.info/
If you don't want to store your database in the cloud i would recommend to create a database on a usb flashdrive (keep a backup of the database somewhere on a local machine) which you then can open on any of the machines with keeweb).