Comment on KeePassXC 2.4.3parentComments−ativzzz7yYes, you can store the database file in a shared drive (not sure that's proper security though)−ufo7yThat is secure as long as you have a good master password−packet_nerd7yKeePassXC works really well with Yubikey too. I use a Yubikey and a short pin for the password.−Tepix7yYou can use password protection on the drive as well as IP restrictions. You could even offer the drive only in your home network on your NAS.−sexydefinesher7yYou can use a combination of a password to together with a key stored locally on all devices−diehunde7yBut how do you read the passwords from let's say iOS ? I don't see any iOS client on the website. Thanks.−ativzzz7yYou need to download an app. Search keepass on ios (I use android so I can't recommend one to you). They won't be made by the same people, but they can use the same password database−Tepix7yYou use any Keepass compatible iOS client and access the same file (for example using a WebDAV share)
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Yes, you can store the database file in a shared drive (not sure that's proper security though)
That is secure as long as you have a good master password
KeePassXC works really well with Yubikey too. I use a Yubikey and a short pin for the password.
You can use password protection on the drive as well as IP restrictions. You could even offer the drive only in your home network on your NAS.
You can use a combination of a password to together with a key stored locally on all devices
But how do you read the passwords from let's say iOS ? I don't see any iOS client on the website. Thanks.
You need to download an app. Search keepass on ios (I use android so I can't recommend one to you). They won't be made by the same people, but they can use the same password database
You use any Keepass compatible iOS client and access the same file (for example using a WebDAV share)