← Back to context Comment by Banditoz 5 days ago The kdbx format is encrypted on-disk. You need a password to decrypt the database. 2 comments Banditoz Reply dwaite 5 days ago That isn't what is being discussed by the issue. The issue was pertaining to an unencrypted export. alterom 3 days ago >That isn't what is being discussed by the issue. The issue was pertaining to an unencrypted export.Such security, very rules, wow.Because an ZIP file with the encrypted key and the password to it in plain text is sooooo much more secure (but it doesn't break the rules, right?).
dwaite 5 days ago That isn't what is being discussed by the issue. The issue was pertaining to an unencrypted export. alterom 3 days ago >That isn't what is being discussed by the issue. The issue was pertaining to an unencrypted export.Such security, very rules, wow.Because an ZIP file with the encrypted key and the password to it in plain text is sooooo much more secure (but it doesn't break the rules, right?).
alterom 3 days ago >That isn't what is being discussed by the issue. The issue was pertaining to an unencrypted export.Such security, very rules, wow.Because an ZIP file with the encrypted key and the password to it in plain text is sooooo much more secure (but it doesn't break the rules, right?).
That isn't what is being discussed by the issue. The issue was pertaining to an unencrypted export.
>That isn't what is being discussed by the issue. The issue was pertaining to an unencrypted export.
Such security, very rules, wow.
Because an ZIP file with the encrypted key and the password to it in plain text is sooooo much more secure (but it doesn't break the rules, right?).