security

Preface For some time, I had a pretty nice networking setup at home. The setup consisted of: pfSense on an older PC Engines APU2 board A semi-managed (VLAN-capable) Netgear GS108Ev3 8-port switch 2x TP-Link EAP 245 v3 access points, with the Omada controller software running on my NAS in Docker To reach home from anywhere, I used Wireguard through a jump-box running in Hetzner Cloud. This would let me get through any kind of (in my case, CG) NAT, as my pfSense router would connect to the VPS, and all of my devices would then also connect to that same VPS....

Over the past few months I have taken some time to tinker with a few password managers to find out which suits my needs the best and to find out the pros and cons of each one of them. In case you don’t know, a password manager is a piece of software that holds all of your passwords and is itself protected with one master password or some other cryptographic method (or a combination of both)...