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# OffPass Desktop
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OffPass, a special password manager. All your passwords are not stored in an encrypted container but offline.
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We all, maybe, wrote/write our passwords down, on paper. The problem: If someone finds them he can also read your
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passwords. If you use an traditional passwords manager, a hacker could make a copy of your encrypted cointainer
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and brute-force till he gets access (which is still unlikly to happen).
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An attack would need access to your place where you hide your papers. Also make sure your computer or
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phone is not infected by any malware because then an attacker would be still able to see your scanned passwords.
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We not say that using a traditional password manager is unsafe, this is just another variant of a password manager.
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You're also able to store your 2FA secrets. Once scanned you'll see your codes generating. In that moment where
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you close the application or the "keep remembering for" timer expires, your scanned passwords will be wiped from
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memory and they only can be accessed offline. |