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To share passwords with others, it makes sense to store the data on a shared storage. The shared storage might not be very trusted (e.g. Google Drive).
One problem is to share the recipient file securely with others.
Would it make sense to encrypt the recipient file also for all recipients with the recipient keys of the recipient file and put it on the shared storage? If so, would it make sense to add in passage a command e.g. "encrypt_recipient_file" or an env variable e.g. "ENCRYPT_RECIPIENT_FILE=true"?
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That's interesting, but it would make every write operation require a decryption. Instead, I suggest putting the file outside the synced folder and pointing $PASSAGE_RECIPIENTS_FILE to it.
To share passwords with others, it makes sense to store the data on a shared storage. The shared storage might not be very trusted (e.g. Google Drive).
One problem is to share the recipient file securely with others.
Would it make sense to encrypt the recipient file also for all recipients with the recipient keys of the recipient file and put it on the shared storage? If so, would it make sense to add in passage a command e.g. "encrypt_recipient_file" or an env variable e.g. "ENCRYPT_RECIPIENT_FILE=true"?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: