Bitwarden otp #1432
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Bitwarden otp #1432
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I use Bitwarden instead of 1Password, and wanted to get it working with FFXIVQuickLauncher. Bitwarden's CLI unfortunately does not have integration with the Desktop install, like 1Password does so you either have to store the password somewhere, or enter it each time the script is executed.
These scripts were based on the 1Password implementation, allowing both a manual or automatic login. Optionally, the user can store their Bitwarden master password in an encrypted blob on disk. This encrypted blob can only be decrypted on the system it was originally encrypted on (using PowerShell SecureString & DPAPI). This helps to mitigate if the user's system were compromised, an attacker could not read a plain-text master password, compromising the entire vault. However, there are still security implications to consider with this setup. It's much better than a plain-text password, or a plain-text OTP seed though.