Do big companies use a password manager? If not how do they keep them safe and manage it to keep track of all the credentials and manage it among employees.
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Do big companies use a password manager? If not how do they keep them safe and manage it to keep track of all the credentials and manage it among employees.
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Big companies make huge boo-boos all the time, so we should not look at them for guidance.
I can't comment about any specific password manager, but here's what I know:
Ideally, a password manager encrypts stored passwords using a master key. Neither the master key nor decrypted passwords are ever stored anywhere. This makes encrypted passwords safe to store remotely. I'm ignoring "managers" based on pure hashing functions.
We have to assume any decrypted passwords may leak due to data-breaches at the instance where you'd log in. We should also expect remote storage of encrypted passwords to leak.
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