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Originally Posted by Buff
Well that was such horrible ideas.
We didn't have any breaches but we sure were asking for it... and apparently we're still asking for it. Last summer we started to use Passwordstate and they have had a huge breach lately. We're looking at switching to another enterprise level password manager that we can host on-prem now.
For personal use, I have been thinking that I really need to use something now. I have too many passwords to remember. So this thread got bumped at the perfect time. I'm going to give Bitwarden a try for personal use... and we'll look at the enterprise/business solution for work too!
Thanks to the bumper for bumping!
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As an IT network admin, the thought of using an Outlook public folder for passwords is... incomprehensible. I'm honestly surprised it hasn't horribly backfired for your organization before now. Also FYI, you can install Bitwarden to an on-prem server that doesn't store anything in the cloud
https://bitwarden.com/help/article/install-on-premise/