KeePass: OpenSource Password Manager
I have tried pretty much every one of the well known password managers (that are open source and work on linux), but never found any of them very convenient to use.<p>Until I came across this: <a href="http://www.zx2c4.com/projects/password-store/" rel="nofollow">http://www.zx2c4.com/projects/password-store/</a><p>It is simply the easiest, most intuitive password manager out there. One of those things that, once you come across them, you wonder why it took so long for something this logical to come into existence. I am not associated with the project, but these are just a few things I love about "pass"<p>1. Command-line based: which means I can script it, I can run it remotely, etc.<p>2. Uses Git to store the passwords: full revision history, changelog, and remote push/sync features that git is SO good at. Other password managers have to reinvent that whole wheel and none seems to do a good job. This also eliminates the need for "hosted" solutions - which I just simply refuse to use.<p>3. GPG for password encryption: once again, such a natural, awesome way to do things. GPG is already the safest way practical way to secure data-at-rest. I can rest easy that no silly homegrown encryption system was invented. Also, as long as I have the keys, in the worst case I can do the decryption myself, if I do not have access to "pass".<p>The only thing I believe it might lack is the fact that the names of the entries are in the clear. Which means I cannot setup a github(private) repository as remote for my pass store: the passwords themselves would still be gpg encrypted, thus safe, but the repository will leak names of all websites and userIDs.<p>In anycase, kudos and thanks to the devs!