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[831.58 --> 833.58] and just call it good. |
[833.84 --> 834.54] And because it's |
[834.54 --> 835.58] your password manager |
[835.58 --> 836.42] I would probably |
[836.42 --> 837.82] caution against |
[837.82 --> 839.14] running this |
[839.14 --> 840.16] on a shared |
[840.16 --> 841.36] cloud VPS. |
[841.56 --> 842.18] You know if you're |
[842.18 --> 843.34] hosting a ton of websites |
[843.34 --> 844.98] and it's a very |
[844.98 --> 845.50] public |
[845.50 --> 846.96] you know VPS |
[846.96 --> 848.02] I probably wouldn't |
[848.02 --> 848.96] put your password manager |
[848.96 --> 850.08] on that same system. |
[850.36 --> 851.04] I would put it |
[851.04 --> 852.14] on a separate system |
[852.14 --> 853.28] just so you're |
[853.28 --> 854.20] reducing the blast |
[854.20 --> 855.32] radius of any bots |
[855.32 --> 855.74] or anything |
[855.74 --> 856.68] doing something crazy |
[856.68 --> 857.92] with the web servers. |
[857.92 --> 859.36] The other thing |
[859.36 --> 860.00] you can do |
[860.00 --> 860.98] is run it |
[860.98 --> 861.90] on your LAN |
[861.90 --> 862.48] and I think |
[862.48 --> 863.58] the running |
[863.58 --> 864.18] it on a separate |
[864.18 --> 864.88] system becomes |
[864.88 --> 865.70] less important |
[865.70 --> 866.24] when it's on |
[866.24 --> 867.46] your network. |
[868.08 --> 868.82] And the idea |
[868.82 --> 869.80] of running it |
[869.80 --> 870.58] on your LAN |
[870.58 --> 871.08] of course |
[871.08 --> 872.58] is that your data |
[872.58 --> 873.48] never leaves |
[873.48 --> 874.36] your house |
[874.36 --> 875.00] right? |
[875.18 --> 875.84] And that will |
[875.84 --> 876.20] hopefully |
[876.20 --> 877.64] reduce |
[877.64 --> 878.50] the risk |
[878.50 --> 879.16] even further. |
[879.66 --> 880.56] Now the downside |
[880.56 --> 881.70] of running your own |
[881.70 --> 882.46] password manager |
[882.46 --> 882.86] backend |
[882.86 --> 883.68] is you've got to |
[883.68 --> 884.54] configure secure |
[884.54 --> 885.34] access to it. |
[885.34 --> 886.50] So that could be |
[886.50 --> 887.46] using WireGuard |
[887.46 --> 889.10] or some other |
[889.10 --> 890.08] kind of authentication |
[890.08 --> 890.84] through SSH |
[890.84 --> 891.70] or something like that. |
[892.04 --> 892.72] But ultimately |
[892.72 --> 893.18] you're going to want |
[893.18 --> 893.92] to be really careful |
[893.92 --> 894.74] and really sure |
[894.74 --> 895.28] you know what you're |
[895.28 --> 896.18] doing from a security |
[896.18 --> 896.74] perspective |
[896.74 --> 898.00] before you start |
[898.00 --> 898.70] going and storing |
[898.70 --> 899.32] all your passwords |
[899.32 --> 900.80] on a public system. |
[901.50 --> 901.82] That's where you |
[901.82 --> 902.56] could make the argument |
[902.56 --> 903.36] that it could just |
[903.36 --> 904.12] be worth paying |
[904.12 --> 904.82] for their |
[904.82 --> 906.18] hosted service. |
[906.92 --> 907.82] And this is where |
[907.82 --> 908.82] I'm currently |
[908.82 --> 909.76] experiencing my |
[909.76 --> 910.32] trepidation. |
[910.52 --> 912.44] I 100% know |
[912.44 --> 913.66] I could self-host it. |
[913.66 --> 914.90] And the nice thing |
[914.90 --> 915.54] about this Rust |
[915.54 --> 916.38] version of their |
[916.38 --> 917.00] server is |
[917.00 --> 918.32] really minimal |
[918.32 --> 918.84] resources. |
[918.84 --> 919.40] So you could |
[919.40 --> 919.90] really run it |
[919.90 --> 920.66] on anything. |
[920.82 --> 921.62] So I could run |
[921.62 --> 922.56] it on my Raspberry Pi |
[922.56 --> 923.30] or I could run it |
[923.30 --> 924.00] easily here on the |
[924.00 --> 924.70] server at the studio. |
[925.22 --> 926.84] But I'm not sure |
[926.84 --> 927.78] I want to. |
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