I’ve been testing Proton Pass and it’s decent. It misses a few things I’ve learned to enjoy with other managers.
First, the manager I use has the ability to store identities. This is great for keeping things like medication lists, social security numbers, insurance numbers, etc, of family members. I could, of course, put all that into a “note” in proton pass. But it’s very convenient to have ready built items for structured data like that.
Second, Credit Cards. I like to store my credit card information in easy to copy entries as well. Again, I could use a note for that, but the manager I use has ready made items for that structured data as well.
Lastly. This is kind of the no-go for me. I already don’t like that I can’t have separate passwords for my Proton Mail, Drive, Calendar, etc. Sure, I’m kind of used to that functionality in Google from years past, but I don’t like it. Now I’d have to put all my passwords under the same single login? No thank you.
Currently, email recovery is impossible with my password vault. I simply have that option disabled. External 2FA is required. If you break into my email, that sucks, but you won’t get my passwords for literally everything else. Basically, I have my password vault as secure as I can make it and keep cloud accessibility. Moving to Proton would weaken my security posture.
But if Proton gave me the ability to put the password manager under a separate login with full 2FA support and NO email recovery. I’d be relieved of that concern.
You could add a yubikey authorization. Doesn’t solve the single sign on, but gives you more security that somebody would need your hardware key as well as the account password
I’ve been testing Proton Pass and it’s decent. It misses a few things I’ve learned to enjoy with other managers.
First, the manager I use has the ability to store identities. This is great for keeping things like medication lists, social security numbers, insurance numbers, etc, of family members. I could, of course, put all that into a “note” in proton pass. But it’s very convenient to have ready built items for structured data like that.
Second, Credit Cards. I like to store my credit card information in easy to copy entries as well. Again, I could use a note for that, but the manager I use has ready made items for that structured data as well.
Lastly. This is kind of the no-go for me. I already don’t like that I can’t have separate passwords for my Proton Mail, Drive, Calendar, etc. Sure, I’m kind of used to that functionality in Google from years past, but I don’t like it. Now I’d have to put all my passwords under the same single login? No thank you.
Currently, email recovery is impossible with my password vault. I simply have that option disabled. External 2FA is required. If you break into my email, that sucks, but you won’t get my passwords for literally everything else. Basically, I have my password vault as secure as I can make it and keep cloud accessibility. Moving to Proton would weaken my security posture.
But if Proton gave me the ability to put the password manager under a separate login with full 2FA support and NO email recovery. I’d be relieved of that concern.
You could add a yubikey authorization. Doesn’t solve the single sign on, but gives you more security that somebody would need your hardware key as well as the account password