The way you explained checksums and all the basics surrounding setting up KeyPass was mesmerizing. The delivery was so smooth. Made me weak in the knees every time you stared in to that camera of yours, haha! Keep it up!
I use lastpass cause its simple to setup and stuff, im just starting to learn cyber security and I'm looking into making myself secure as you said in your video
@@Cyberspatial just Found Your Channel And You are awesome Buddy ❤️❤️ Well What's Different in Keepass And KeepassXC?? Edit: dude If you were a creator from an overpopulated country like mine You would have gained a couple of Million of subs.... I m gonna share this channel among my friends🙂
@@misterwinner8459 KeepassXC is a fork of Keepass that is under more active development with some more features, more support for Mac and Linux. Thanks for sharing! Appreciate the kind words!
you have a such a great techniques but we as a beginner are not able to get that command if we also watch multiple times. please try to make these videos in slow pace and in detail so we can completely benefit from that.
Is it true, using a chromebiok is just as safe as the "next best", recommended using Linux in a virtual machine on a windows computer? For "normies" that don't have a chromebook but do have windows?
Just found this channel and I already LOVE IT !!! I would love to start learning cyber security, coding... But at 17, and without any knowledge in this domain (not even the basics)... Do you think I am too late ? Or is it still possible for me to reach the tops in cyber security and coding ? (i.e: What computer do you advice me to start training and learning from? Is there anyone here who could help me learning... ? Or at least, learning how to learn ? Thank you so much !!!)
Sm Samy Hey man, you are absolutely NOT too late to get into cyber security. It takes 10 years to get really good at any skill, so 17 is the perfect time to start. At 27 you'll be just beginning your career, and if you start now you'll have a huge leg up compared to others just starting to learn in their mid-20s. You really should start with a laptop that has enough CPU and RAM to support running virtual machines. At 4 cores minimum and 4-8GB RAM minimum. This way you can use a hypervisor like VMware or Virtualbox to run Linux virtual machines to start learning different tools. If you're really brave, start by installing some kind of Linux distribution like Ubuntu to on it as your main driver. A lot of the process is troubleshooting, figuring out technology stacks, and tinkering around." Take a look at this article to start: hackernoon.com/how-to-become-a-hacker-e0530a355cad
@@Cyberspatial Hi Sir ! Thank you so much for answering (and that fast !) ! I have to admit : everytime I see my classmates that know how to code, or people that are younger than me but with so much knowledge... I start to believe that I'll never be able to keep up and reach the required level ! Even thought I feel attracted to this whole world (that I briefly understand) of cyber security, data... So thank you for your comment ! It helps me build confidence and enter this new world ! I will try to find a good laptop and watch as many videos/read as many articles that I can (starting with the one you shared with me thank you !), and then practise ! I hope that I will someday become "good" at this... or at least understand lol ! Thank you so much ! :)
10:21 hacker can do same thing? and receiver give public key for sender(this time hacker) ofc files he send is signed with correct using receiver public key lol. whats secure of that lol only way is talk phone with person and make password protected file and gve password on phone lol. thats onlyway in that moment not day later. hacker grab file crack password change files put back own apps using same password and vola lol. same goes every "secure way"
I'm sorry man but this time was hard to follow you on this video ,to fast to technical and you made a video with out explained for what you need ,just jumping from a window to another as i was already working an a company for 1 year ,i thought you had patience for beaginers and that you explain with calm what wìch is need in the video ,remember that pepole are not that smart and good as you are and if you want that we folow you you have to put your self in our shoes as beaginer ,sorry but i folow your video until half like 7 minutes and after that you jumped from windows to another and you last me ,please try to understand that you have to low at are level if you want the others to understand you ,i mean explain if you go to much technical .
Man, so how do you do when taking training online? You have a pause bottom, and also can reduce the speed, you pause it then you type it down. Jeezz these guys want everything already done.
Something I noticed in installing KeepassXC is that they really do not want people to be able to read the End-User License Agreement since the text is soo small in the installer.
If you're using a linux system, there's only one password manager that matters and it's probably already on your system. It's called pass. It's literally the simplest password manager and it's so much better than all of that other bloated software you're using. It's entirely from the command line and it's been around forever and is usually a core part of any unix-like distrobution.
this method cant be subpoenaed, does not interact with any cloud that may have a way to decrypt your database, and you can physically back this up in several backups that are onsite or offsite
This isn't even the video I was trying to watch. But darn if that wasn't an efficient and clear walkthrough. I'm a keePass user and I'm trying to dip my toes into Linux and I've been wondering which flavor to user because running KP in mono looks hideous. I think you just sold me on KeePassXC
Hi, thank you for the video. If exported password database is cross-platform and I can open it in different OS? And why I might prefer KeePassXC over KeePassX?
11:25 - 99% of people watching this video should categorically skip self-hosted password managers and instead go with a reputable company like Bitwarden, 1Password, etc. The notion of self-hosting being "more secure" depends massively one one thing, the human being doing the self-hosting knowing EXACTLY what they're doing. If that's not the case, then self-hosting is arguably the WORST solution, as the risk of leaking or losing everything becomes much higher than a decent password management company screwing up. This video pushing random people to self-host and avoid cloud based solutions is actually poor form, because it overlooks that most people simple aren't qualified to pull it off safely.
Random Creativity thanks! Yeah once you start looking into how to be secure online, you start to realize just how overwhelming it all is. Lots of cyber threats out there. But hopefully as you take it a step at a time it will become more manageable.
I have thought of using Virtual Machines to store the databases, but im a bit reluctant to the fact that the program you are using for VM stops working in future versions of OS and that I'm not familiar where the VM stores all the data
@@draco24able You have to manage risk. For most people Bitwarden and others are reasonable choice because you can access it from anywhere plus they are expected to follow security practices. But with KeepassXC you have to store the database in the cloud to sync passwords and if you don't make any backups. You just lost all of your passwords if someone deletes the file. Nothing is 100% perfect and will always have trade offs.
Pgp and sha!? Thank you! Your the first I've found specifying that! Still it would be great if you could do a video on EXACTLY how to do those verifications , especially on ANDROID FOR ANDROID... nobody has done this and many people don't have computers..
at 2:30 you say go to the directory you downloaded "it," but you told us to download two things: the checksum file AND the installer. Please don't use pronouns when talking about multiple items, but thank you for the video :)
keepass + Syncthing and you don't need to store your kdbx in _any_ cloud, be it commercially available like dropbox or self hosted like owncloud. Also: this video makes it seem as if the 'original' KeePass client is not in active development, when it very much is. It also offers a huge amount of Plugins...
10:09 there it is you give that site your password. they know your password LOL is it funny. thats only reason have every site own unique password so bad admin has no use of it(there is more admins on world than hackers?). you trust apple?
what if gpg4win is infected ... gpg4win is ugly windows sister of gpg for linux ... any online resource where we can do signature verification? ... don't windows bundle something similar with their os?
Honestly, putting all your passwords behind 1 bottle neck sounds like trouble waiting to happen. I do need to find a better way for myself to do it though, it is getting ridiculous.
I personally use Bitwarden. I tried to setup KeePass/Keeweb but I didn't manage to make it work with the browser. And I guess it's better for the syncing ?
Hello could someone give me a hand? Im stuck on the download part because I'm unable to verify the code being authentic. When following the provided instructions on the website it asks me to download something else called gpg 4win to verify the code. But how am I supposed to verify the code of that program then and I'm uncomfortable downloading all these random programs that I don't understand
Was using Lastpass premium for almost 2 years now but now I have migrated all my credentials to KeyPassXC. It is quite a hassle to cleanup the database because while importing the database file from LastPass, almost everything is scrambled. Like for example Username went to the "title" field and the password went to the "Username" field so I have to manually fix everything. Its a matter of time.
"The only other alternative is each egg in many baskets" ?? how does this even make sense? What about each egg in its own basket? I can't even imagine what each egg in many baskets means. Please helps.
Hey do virtual machines work as a fool proof for testing purposes?? I mean I've heard of malwares escaping the VM and creeping into the host itself, I wouldn't be surprised if a 0day vuln was prepared to work it's way around VMs and other stuff? I know this isn't the latest video but I do hope you reply to this!
KeePassXC is a fork of KeePassX, not KeePass. KeePass and KeePass2 are still in very active development. KeePassXC's main advantage is that it's natively crossplatform whereas KeePass is built on .Net.
Like so many others I really enjoy your channel.Im a Kaspersky Total Sescurity user so I use their PW mgr.Your thoughts on their manager? Appreciate reply Thx
Great content! Thank you so much. One question but it's not related to the content, may i know what kind of mouse did you use there? It's really interesting
@@Bond2025 I have a question, if you have a password manager (I'm using BitWarden) and you copy the password and control-V it into the password box, can a key logger still capture that?
@@mynameisgladiator1933 Personally I think using copy and paste actually are much more insecure than typing, anything can access to the computer clipboard data even without keylogger or virus in your computer. A keylogger that design to monitor to get the password would definitely have some form or ways to access your copied text.
Hello, Many Thanks for the nice tutorial. I just have one different question. Which keyboard you are using? I think it's a wireless mechanical keyboard. But best if you can help with the specific brand and model. Many thanks again 🙂
Is it safe to save the KeepassXC database on Google Drive, so I can sync from many devices? Obviously with 2FA and a complex password on Google Account.
At least you'd know who was selling it: github.com/droidmonkey You can always inspect the source and build yourself: github.com/keepassxreboot/keepassxc
What if you store your file on both cloud and offline? The reason I put it on the cloud like google drive is to make it easier for me to update my databases for any new entries and back them up on my local devices.
I don`t understand if use keeepass browser extension is secure or not. I don`t use keepass browser in my Linux. Is it secure use keepass browser or not?
Excaliber No thoughts. 1Password and LastPass have more brand recognition and history, I believe. If you need extra security, keeping your password database offline using KeepassXC never hurts.
I just discovered this channel. Fantastic work! Thank you.
The way you explained checksums and all the basics surrounding setting up KeyPass was mesmerizing. The delivery was so smooth. Made me weak in the knees every time you stared in to that camera of yours, haha!
Keep it up!
Thank you!
I use lastpass cause its simple to setup and stuff, im just starting to learn cyber security and I'm looking into making myself secure as you said in your video
Make sure you turn on 2-factor, preferably with a hardware security key.
@@Cyberspatial what are hardware security keys?
@@forbiddena7915 Yubikey is an example of a hardware security key. Yubico offers a variety of great products for cyber security.
www.yubico.com
@@Cyberspatial just Found Your Channel And You are awesome Buddy ❤️❤️
Well What's Different in Keepass And KeepassXC??
Edit: dude If you were a creator from an overpopulated country like mine You would have gained a couple of Million of subs....
I m gonna share this channel among my friends🙂
@@misterwinner8459 KeepassXC is a fork of Keepass that is under more active development with some more features, more support for Mac and Linux.
Thanks for sharing! Appreciate the kind words!
this content must be taught in colleges
We think so too! Students must be taught how to secure themselves online.
Me: Put a password that I don't know. Then click reset password all the time 😂😂
you have a such a great techniques but we as a beginner are not able to get that command if we also watch multiple times. please try to make these videos in slow pace and in detail so we can completely benefit from that.
Noted, thanks for the feedback!
just discovered ur channel, amazing
tears falling thanks!
Same, I just discovered it today. and he’s amazing!
Talson Abdulla thank you so much!
OMFG, yeah, the content creation is really good
Thanks!
Is it true, using a chromebiok is just as safe as the "next best", recommended using Linux in a virtual machine on a windows computer? For "normies" that don't have a chromebook but do have windows?
quality content thank you
You have awesome content! Keep up the great work! 😀
Wow! Extremely great video and info you shared! Thanks a lot!
Awesome video, I just find out that I do not have to pay LastPass $3 a month.
I use keepasxc & insync to sync it on my desktop devices.
💕 KEEPASS 💕
What about the libre "Only key" and "solo key"? Anyone vet their code and packet traffic?
Just found this channel and I already LOVE IT !!! I would love to start learning cyber security, coding... But at 17, and without any knowledge in this domain (not even the basics)... Do you think I am too late ? Or is it still possible for me to reach the tops in cyber security and coding ?
(i.e: What computer do you advice me to start training and learning from? Is there anyone here who could help me learning... ? Or at least, learning how to learn ? Thank you so much !!!)
Sm Samy Hey man, you are absolutely NOT too late to get into cyber security. It takes 10 years to get really good at any skill, so 17 is the perfect time to start. At 27 you'll be just beginning your career, and if you start now you'll have a huge leg up compared to others just starting to learn in their mid-20s.
You really should start with a laptop that has enough CPU and RAM to support running virtual machines. At 4 cores minimum and 4-8GB RAM minimum. This way you can use a hypervisor like VMware or Virtualbox to run Linux virtual machines to start learning different tools.
If you're really brave, start by installing some kind of Linux distribution like Ubuntu to on it as your main driver.
A lot of the process is troubleshooting, figuring out technology stacks, and tinkering around."
Take a look at this article to start:
hackernoon.com/how-to-become-a-hacker-e0530a355cad
@@Cyberspatial Hi Sir ! Thank you so much for answering (and that fast !) ! I have to admit : everytime I see my classmates that know how to code, or people that are younger than me but with so much knowledge... I start to believe that I'll never be able to keep up and reach the required level ! Even thought I feel attracted to this whole world (that I briefly understand) of cyber security, data... So thank you for your comment ! It helps me build confidence and enter this new world !
I will try to find a good laptop and watch as many videos/read as many articles that I can (starting with the one you shared with me thank you !), and then practise ! I hope that I will someday become "good" at this... or at least understand lol ! Thank you so much ! :)
Sm Samy that’s awesome to hear! Keep up the hard work!
Offline password since it would be more secure than the cloud based one.
Convenience and cross-platform syncing are other considerations for cloud-based. It's a trade off!
How does this compare to bitwarden?
Bitwarden is good for cloud-based.
Great
What laptop stand was that in the intro 😍😍😍😍😍
10:21 hacker can do same thing? and receiver give public key for sender(this time hacker) ofc files he send is signed with correct using receiver public key lol. whats secure of that lol only way is talk phone with person and make password protected file and gve password on phone lol. thats onlyway in that moment not day later. hacker grab file crack password change files put back own apps using same password and vola lol. same goes every "secure way"
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Thanks for the love!
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I'm sorry man but this time was hard to follow you on this video ,to fast to technical and you made a video with out explained for what you need ,just jumping from a window to another as i was already working an a company for 1 year ,i thought you had patience for beaginers and that you explain with calm what wìch is need in the video ,remember that pepole are not that smart and good as you are and if you want that we folow you you have to put your self in our shoes as beaginer ,sorry but i folow your video until half like 7 minutes and after that you jumped from windows to another and you last me ,please try to understand that you have to low at are level if you want the others to understand you ,i mean explain if you go to much technical .
Thanks for the feedback, will keep in mind!
If it helps, try pausing or rewinding the videos as you follow along.
@@Cyberspatial 2x speed all day long! once you get used to it, there's no going back!
Man, so how do you do when taking training online? You have a pause bottom, and also can reduce the speed, you pause it then you type it down. Jeezz these guys want everything already done.
I need a password for Ali express App
And for all your other accounts too!
False. We use pass.
Something I noticed in installing KeepassXC is that they really do not want people to be able to read the End-User License Agreement since the text is soo small in the installer.
If you're using a linux system, there's only one password manager that matters and it's probably already on your system. It's called pass. It's literally the simplest password manager and it's so much better than all of that other bloated software you're using. It's entirely from the command line and it's been around forever and is usually a core part of any unix-like distrobution.
Ur channel is amazing, I'm a man on a mission since I discovered it! I'm watching everything! Keep it going man, Ur great.
Thank you! Sounds like we need to produce them faster!
This seems very overwhelming but makes so much sense. I personally feel using a service is better for me
this method cant be subpoenaed, does not interact with any cloud that may have a way to decrypt your database, and you can physically back this up in several backups that are onsite or offsite
This isn't even the video I was trying to watch. But darn if that wasn't an efficient and clear walkthrough. I'm a keePass user and I'm trying to dip my toes into Linux and I've been wondering which flavor to user because running KP in mono looks hideous. I think you just sold me on KeePassXC
As someone who isn't very tech savvy, is 1Password an ok option if I use it in conjunction with a Yubico key?
Hi, thank you for the video. If exported password database is cross-platform and I can open it in different OS? And why I might prefer KeePassXC over KeePassX?
Thanks for the overview showing me how to use a keyboard and fingerpad.
11:25 - 99% of people watching this video should categorically skip self-hosted password managers and instead go with a reputable company like Bitwarden, 1Password, etc.
The notion of self-hosting being "more secure" depends massively one one thing, the human being doing the self-hosting knowing EXACTLY what they're doing. If that's not the case, then self-hosting is arguably the WORST solution, as the risk of leaking or losing everything becomes much higher than a decent password management company screwing up.
This video pushing random people to self-host and avoid cloud based solutions is actually poor form, because it overlooks that most people simple aren't qualified to pull it off safely.
The day before yesterday, I discovered your channel & fall in love your content. Just awesome!
Syed Mostak thanks!
Dude same, 100%
Way above my understanding level unfortunately... maybe somebody could write an app to help non computer people use these services LOL
Overwhelming But Very useful 👌 Content
Random Creativity thanks! Yeah once you start looking into how to be secure online, you start to realize just how overwhelming it all is. Lots of cyber threats out there. But hopefully as you take it a step at a time it will become more manageable.
The powershell thing isn't working with me. Can I skip the verifying part?
I have thought of using Virtual Machines to store the databases, but im a bit reluctant to the fact that the program you are using for VM stops working in future versions of OS and that I'm not familiar where the VM stores all the data
I use Passbolt.
what the... How do you lose all your eggs if you put them in seperate baskets?
Obviously, offline Password Managers would be the priority...
Online ones do have some advantages, though like multi-device sync and key recovery. Really depends on the needs of you and your family.
@@Cyberspatial But that risks more exposure to data breach and the whole concept of a password manager is at risk, right?
@@draco24able You have to manage risk. For most people Bitwarden and others are reasonable choice because you can access it from anywhere plus they are expected to follow security practices. But with KeepassXC you have to store the database in the cloud to sync passwords and if you don't make any backups. You just lost all of your passwords if someone deletes the file. Nothing is 100% perfect and will always have trade offs.
Quick question: Does KeePassium work as well?
Never used it, but it's probably fine. On a phone, you might want to use just a subset of the passwords (separate database file).
Experts write thair own password manager with helix in rust using only thair own libs
Using a cloud-based password manager is pointless when you can just whack your "offline" KDBX file in your dropbox folder
The syncing isnt seamless through Google drive. Or am i doing something wrong? 🙂
@@koenpauwels98 I would use something like syncthing for syncing
@@ColtonDuckering Yes even then you get loss of records sometimes. Just host A vaultwarden somewhere :-)
You are awesome. I started to binge watch. Great content ❤️
Awesome! Thank you!
Pgp and sha!? Thank you! Your the first I've found specifying that! Still it would be great if you could do a video on EXACTLY how to do those verifications , especially on ANDROID FOR ANDROID... nobody has done this and many people don't have computers..
I was finding something like this, you did it thanks. By the way I'm an old sub realy love your content.
Hope this helps! Thanks for sticking around!
at 2:30 you say go to the directory you downloaded "it," but you told us to download two things: the checksum file AND the installer. Please don't use pronouns when talking about multiple items, but thank you for the video :)
keepass + Syncthing and you don't need to store your kdbx in _any_ cloud, be it commercially available like dropbox or self hosted like owncloud.
Also: this video makes it seem as if the 'original' KeePass client is not in active development, when it very much is. It also offers a huge amount of Plugins...
10:09 there it is you give that site your password. they know your password LOL is it funny. thats only reason have every site own unique password so bad admin has no use of it(there is more admins on world than hackers?). you trust apple?
what if gpg4win is infected ... gpg4win is ugly windows sister of gpg for linux ... any online resource where we can do signature verification? ... don't windows bundle something similar with their os?
Loved the info and editing style.
Honestly, putting all your passwords behind 1 bottle neck sounds like trouble waiting to happen. I do need to find a better way for myself to do it though, it is getting ridiculous.
3:19 if site would be hacker all of them changed so its secure as it was LOL hacker can make new key? what the fuck but hacking website was easy lol
I personally use Bitwarden. I tried to setup KeePass/Keeweb but I didn't manage to make it work with the browser. And I guess it's better for the syncing ?
Thanks for covering the ergonomics!
Hello could someone give me a hand? Im stuck on the download part because I'm unable to verify the code being authentic. When following the provided instructions on the website it asks me to download something else called gpg 4win to verify the code. But how am I supposed to verify the code of that program then and I'm uncomfortable downloading all these random programs that I don't understand
Was using Lastpass premium for almost 2 years now but now I have migrated all my credentials to KeyPassXC. It is quite a hassle to cleanup the database because while importing the database file from LastPass, almost everything is scrambled. Like for example Username went to the "title" field and the password went to the "Username" field so I have to manually fix everything. Its a matter of time.
This is awesome. Thank you so mutch.
"The only other alternative is each egg in many baskets" ?? how does this even make sense? What about each egg in its own basket? I can't even imagine what each egg in many baskets means. Please helps.
Hey do virtual machines work as a fool proof for testing purposes?? I mean I've heard of malwares escaping the VM and creeping into the host itself, I wouldn't be surprised if a 0day vuln was prepared to work it's way around VMs and other stuff? I know this isn't the latest video but I do hope you reply to this!
KeePassXC is a fork of KeePassX, not KeePass. KeePass and KeePass2 are still in very active development. KeePassXC's main advantage is that it's natively crossplatform whereas KeePass is built on .Net.
Like so many others I really enjoy your channel.Im a Kaspersky Total Sescurity user so I use their PW mgr.Your thoughts on their manager? Appreciate reply Thx
Great content! Thank you so much. One question but it's not related to the content, may i know what kind of mouse did you use there? It's really interesting
Hey what's your keyboard and mouse pad looks awesome are you using a windows computer?
I couldn't say no as soon as I saw the bearded tattooed lumberjack cyberwarfare expert
Thx for mentioning the risks of keylogging and related security threats. The best manager can't stop that!
You can have all the security in the World. If a device is compromised, the attacker sees and hears everything before and after it.
@@Bond2025 I have a question, if you have a password manager (I'm using BitWarden) and you copy the password and control-V it into the password box, can a key logger still capture that?
@@mynameisgladiator1933 Personally I think using copy and paste actually are much more insecure than typing, anything can access to the computer clipboard data even without keylogger or virus in your computer. A keylogger that design to monitor to get the password would definitely have some form or ways to access your copied text.
Hello, Many Thanks for the nice tutorial. I just have one different question. Which keyboard you are using? I think it's a wireless mechanical keyboard. But best if you can help with the specific brand and model. Many thanks again 🙂
Good afternoon
Keepass of cause! The database goes into my owncloud.
11:37 more NO dont give password yet again another lol
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I'm sure this is a good method that less than 1 in 100,000 will use.
This seemed like a perfect solution for me. But a recent release has broken browser integration on the mac for Chrome.
My government is not chasing me. This is so advanced.
Is it safe to save the KeepassXC database on Google Drive, so I can sync from many devices? Obviously with 2FA and a complex password on Google Account.
Yes only you know how to decrypt your db
I use Bitwarden with 2FA enabled.
You may just be the best education channel on TH-cam.
good video, but no word on putty integration?
Noticed you used a tutanota email address as an example. Is it better than protonmail? Which email provider do you recommend?
protonmail can be subpeonad
Ironically, you are using Windows.
Very useful information.
Glad it was helpful!
Please can you make a video on how to password protect files in both windows 10 and linux.
That's a pretty good idea, something like encryption options and considerations and different tools...
but what if the keypassxc itself sell the passwords of their users🙄🙄😶❓
At least you'd know who was selling it:
github.com/droidmonkey
You can always inspect the source and build yourself:
github.com/keepassxreboot/keepassxc
I use 1Password.
Another great option!
Thanks for making this video.
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Just single word cyber security= cyberspatial! 🔥❤️
Thanks!
I find a good VPN in this channel
Really enjoying your channel, Will you go over Certs eventually? also what touchpad are you using its really nice
Apple Magic Touchpad 2
Yes would like to do a comprehensive overview of the different certifications out there one day!
Offline
That's ideal!
What if you store your file on both cloud and offline? The reason I put it on the cloud like google drive is to make it easier for me to update my databases for any new entries and back them up on my local devices.
Cryptomator is a good option for creating an encrypted vault locally that's sync-able via Google Drive.
@@Cyberspatial is cryptomator the same as veracrypt?
@@Steve-vb8wy no it's not
I don`t understand if use keeepass browser extension is secure or not. I don`t use keepass browser in my Linux. Is it secure use keepass browser or not?
I don't like browser extensions. Best setup I've used is to keep Keepass+database in a separate VM and do a secure copy+paste (QubesOS)
@@Cyberspatial Thanks for your answer.
Good video.
U teaching method is amazing
We need more, a full course
Would love to do courses, but it's a huge time investment. Topics are changing so fast as well.
nice
Amazing video, Quality and Informative content
Thank you!
Love from Bangladesh..
Thank you :)
What do you think of nordpass
Excaliber No thoughts. 1Password and LastPass have more brand recognition and history, I believe.
If you need extra security, keeping your password database offline using KeepassXC never hurts.
@@Cyberspatial OK thanks