Passwork Product Information and Latest Updates (2025)

Extensionizr

@beentech I want to post some comments on this category and product in general. In this category, client side encryption is paramount. We have not seen any evidence to the fact that you guys do this. 1. When people in enterprises and startups want to present tools like this to stake holders, they need to convince the hell out of them. Convincing someone to switch the password management software is much easier when the security is top notch! When the encryption is client side only, the security is top notch. 2. Crack proof. We need evidence that this service is the most secure one out there. For that we need TONS of documentation. Explaining and reassuring us that this service is secure. And exactly why it's secure. And examples, and tech reasons, and hash methods, and security experts. 3. The video was waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay too fast. 4. I would love to switch from our current solution. This is why my comment is this in-depth, I'm hoping some password manager will come along and save us from the horrid experience of Passpack, but for now they seem the only ones who provide us with enough flexibility.

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10yr ago

Iliya Garakh

Passwork.pro

Maker

@altryne yes, it's true, now we are infront of the huge problem of earning the trust. But even at this moment we have two things that can guarantee the securitiy 1. API. You can create your own Passwork client with your own encryption. What can be more securied? You encrypt your data using any algorithm, by a key which is never transferred to our server. Your code encrypts and sends already encrypted data. 2. Hostable version. You can install Passwork on your own server which can work in your private intranet even without internet access. We also have a public page with detail description of how Passwork works. To be honest i dont agree that somebody needs tons of docs etc, it's just a point of trust. LastPass has earnt the trust, i guess nobody asks them to provide a lot of specs, may be i'm not right. Anyway we are looking for a well known security company who could audit us.

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10yr ago

Altryne

Extensionizr

@beentech I don't use last pass, it didn't flow with our way of working with passwords. But quickly going to their site, I can see this : https://lastpass.com/support_sec... This also helped us understand and trust a lot! https://help.passpack.com/knowle... And of course I use 1password for my personal password management and this page is great for trusting them! https://support.1password.com/se...

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10yr ago

Iliya Garakh

Passwork.pro

Maker

@altryne well, we have similar page http://passwork.me/info/security/. But are you sure you are not followed by the famouse brand? I mean companies with a good known name like LastPass, Google etc can write something like «We use RSA, it's pretty safe.» and nobody would care because everybody trusts the brand?

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10yr ago

Blake Robinson

It WOULD be useful to have a team version of something like LastPass. One where team members could login and use hashed passwords to access sites without enabling them to see the actual passwords.

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10yr ago

Neeraj Thakur

Hunter

Connects employees, colleagues, and clients while also providing secure collaboration with protected passwords

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10yr ago

Passwork

Cloud and self-hosted password manager for your business