Comment on (In)Security of the “Pass” password managerparentComments−Brian_K_White3y"Use a VPS that uses SSH with key-based authentication, store the git tree of your passwords there."Exactly what I told my Phillipino mother in law to protect her AOL account. I can't imagine why she doesn't do it.−gggggg53yWhat could possibly make you think that the guy who wrote pass (a git backed command line password manager) gives a shit about whether or not your "Phillipino" mother in law wants to use it?−phoe-krk3yThat's a strawman. I'm neither your Phillipino mother nor ever suggested that she should be doing this.−Brian_K_White3yThere is nothing invalid about the observation. (not a strawman)−drpyser223yThe intended userbase of pass is clearly not non-tech-savvy/non-security aware philipinno mothers, so your remark is irrelevant.
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"Use a VPS that uses SSH with key-based authentication, store the git tree of your passwords there."
Exactly what I told my Phillipino mother in law to protect her AOL account. I can't imagine why she doesn't do it.
What could possibly make you think that the guy who wrote pass (a git backed command line password manager) gives a shit about whether or not your "Phillipino" mother in law wants to use it?
That's a strawman. I'm neither your Phillipino mother nor ever suggested that she should be doing this.
There is nothing invalid about the observation. (not a strawman)
The intended userbase of pass is clearly not non-tech-savvy/non-security aware philipinno mothers, so your remark is irrelevant.