Similar to the distributed concept of BTC and Web3, all data will be stored in your private iCloud, unique AES256 key and RSA asymmetric encryption is stored in your keychain. It works on iOS and macOS, also support autofill password extension!
Distributed password manager & only you can access
Similar to the distributed concept of BTC and Web3, all data will be stored in your private iCloud, unique AES256 key and RSA asymmetric encryption is stored in your keychain. It works on iOS and macOS, also support autofill password extension!
Crazy how much effort you put into making this secure. Definitely worth a try ad I am sure 90% of other password apps are getting hacked all the time.
Hey Melo! Congrats on developing PassLock all by yourself. It sounds like a really useful tool! I have a question though, how did you come up with the idea for it?
Congrats team PassLock: Password Manager on your launch. Very excited to try it.
Congrats on the launch! However, I'm curious, in this case, what does it mean that it's distributed? Seeing the docs, it says the data is stored in the user iCloud 🤔
Well done @melo_dreek1! It sounds like you've created something special. Pretty awesome! I'm sure you'll make tech lovers very happy.
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