Passbolt 5.3.2 is now available, introducing a clipboard flush timer, automatically clearing copied secrets after 30 seconds to reduce accidental exposure risks.

If you have any feedback or suggestions, feel free to drop them in the passbolt community forum or leave a comment below.

Full details here: https://hubs.li/Q03x_ScW0

Try #Proton for Business free of charge for 14 days

https://proton.me/blog/proton-for-business-free-trial

The Passbolt Windows App version 2.2.0 introduces custom fields that allow users to attach additional key‑value pairs to a resource or even a standalone custom field resource.

The feature runs on our encrypted-metadata layer, which is in beta and available only on self-hosted instances until it becomes stable in Passbolt 5.4 (August 2025).

Check out the release notes here: https://hubs.li/Q03ytmD90

#PassboltV5 #OpenSource #PasswordManager

Looking to set up your local Passbolt Dev environment?
The latest blog post explains how DDEV makes the process simpler and faster: fully HTTPS-enabled, with built-in debugging and database tools. No manual configs needed.

As always, your feedback helps drive passbolt forward, so give it a spin and let us know what you think in the comments.

Read the guide here → https://hubs.li/Q03yrbsq0

Passbolt 5.3 release introduces custom fields (beta), a clipboard auto-flush feature, significant performance improvements and several bug fixes.

Explore the full details of the 5.3 release in this blog -> https://hubs.li/Q03xr0MR0

Read about the 5.3.2 release in this changelog page -> https://hubs.li/Q03x_ScW0

#PassboltV5 #PasswordManager #OpenSource #Cybersecurity

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Passbolt 5 series introduced encrypted metadata, the foundation on which the new resource types and capabilities like multiple URIs, custom icons, custom fields, etc. are built.

Ready to test-drive the beta? The latest blog post walks through enabling the feature set, migrating safely and more: https://hubs.li/Q03xCMwG0

Passbolt 5.3 is now available, introducing custom fields that allow users to attach additional key–value pairs to a password entry or even create standalone entries. This release also includes performance enhancements and bug fixes.

Check out the details in this blog post and see what's coming in the next releases: https://hubs.li/Q03xr0MR0

Ich überlege, auf einen »Familien-Passwort-Manager« umzusteigen – also mit separaten Zugängen für alle, aber der Möglichkeit, Zugriffe gezielt zu teilen. Hintergrund ist auch das Thema digitaler Nachlass. Wie regelt ihr das in der Familie? Welche Dienste nutzt ihr, was hat sich bewährt?

#security #password #passwort #sicherheit #passwordmanager #passwortmanager

/kuk

Having just recently switched my password manager to @keepassxc, this is a very helpful blog post from @markpitblado@mstdn.ca.

How to backup your password vault with KeePassXC

https://www.markpitblado.me/blog/how-to-backup-your-password-vault-with-keypassxc/

#passwordmanager #opensource

Well, great. Now @bitwarden is going to ad AI bullshit to their services. I left Bitwarden a few months back for different reasons but I'm kind of glad that I did. I switched to @1password@1password.social. If they add AI to their services (are they already?), I'm just going to call it quits on all of them and just move completely to @keepassxc@fosstodon.org. I can simply just host my own with Keepassxc and not have to worry about any AI crap. I'm using Keepassxc now but not for everything. That might change in the very near future.

https://nerds.xyz/2025/07/bitwarden-mcp-server-secure-ai/

#passwordmanager #privacy #security

Apparently it is utterly impossible to program an app to automatically fill in a password based on subdomain or port.

example.com vs site1.example.com vs example.com:9993

Would love a password manager that recognize those as having different logins. People have been asking for this from 1Password since at least 2013, and their reply is basically, you don’t really want that. Apple Passwords, same issue.

Anyone know of an app that can do this on macOS?

#Bitwarden: “Hey #Siri, make my #password security smarter”

https://bitwarden.com/blog/bitwarden-ios-app-intents-integration/

Paypal stopping me from using a high entropy 32 character password. Cool and Normal for a company that handles money

In May 2025, Cybersecurity firm Cure53 performed a white-box security audit on Passbolt v5.1, covering the browser addon and API.

The audit confirmed passbolt's overall security posture is robust, with no critical vulnerabilities found. The report included important recommendations around enhancing data integrity mechanisms.

Results of the security audit and report are publicly available at: https://www.passbolt.com/incidents/passbolt-v5-1-security-audit-results

#OpenSource #SecurityAudit #PasswordManager #CyberSecurity

Just use a #PasswordManager (like @bitwarden)
#Account #Accounts #AccountCreation #Register #Registration #Password #Passwords #StrongPassword #StrongPasswords #ForgotPassword #ForgotternPassword

A list of Digital Service Providers outside the jurisdiction of the United States of America.

https://codeberg.org/Linux-Is-Best/Outside_Us_Jurisdiction

This is a group project, so feel free to reach out if you have any suggestions, or learn any new information.

Store passports, #WiFi codes, #SSH keys and more in #ProtonPass

https://proton.me/blog/password-manager-custom-item-management

The Passbolt Windows App version 2.1.0 is out. This release supports multiple URIs, custom icons and colours for resources using encrypted metadata.

Slovenian and Ukrainian language support now available.

Read about the full release in this link: https://hubs.li/Q03twkqb0