How to Use Pass, a Linux System Command-Line Open-Source Password Manager with Simplicity in Mind
I introduced you to pass, an open source password manager that encrypts your credentials using the reliable and dependable GNU Privacy Guard (GPG) tool.
Basic password management is possible with the basic pass program, and other open-source extensions can expand its features. Since pass data-stores are just collections of GPG-encrypted files, you can simply synchronize your credentials between devices by using Git, a technology that Sysadmins are already familiar with. This gives you the option to choose where your login credentials are kept, on your own virtual private server or in a private Git repository hosted by a version control hosting company.
You can take complete control of your password management using pass, all without compromising simplicity or functionality.
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