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8 days agoIf you have it encrypted or somehow encoded, you would still need a keyfile or keyword to decrypt/decode. So it’s either interactive input, or a read-only (just by the owner) keyfile/password as env variable.


If you have it encrypted or somehow encoded, you would still need a keyfile or keyword to decrypt/decode. So it’s either interactive input, or a read-only (just by the owner) keyfile/password as env variable.


He just doesn’t admit it…
publicly.
KeePass is proprietary. KeePassXC is open source. I have experience with both and I find XC much better in many ways.