The open source password manager for teams!
Passbolt is Platinum Sponsor for this year's Pass the Salt Conference in Lille, France, from July 1st - 3rd, 2025.
Choose your flavor—join cybersecurity pros for talks, workshops, and networking seasoned to perfection. 🧂
Learn more: https://2025.pass-the-salt.org/
Looking forward to sprinkling some cybersecurity wisdom with you there!
@iuvi Not yet, but there are discussions: https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/draft-ietf-openpgp-pqc
See Encrypted Metadata in Action
Watch the video: https://youtu.be/_MVae-qgo04
Upcoming Improvements
Encrypted resource metadata prepares the ground for upcoming improvements in the subsequent 5.x release like multiple URIs, icons, key values pairs, SSH keys and more.
Why Does it Matter?
Passbolt’s security now extends to surrounding details like names and URLs.
It’s an added security layer; passwords and secrets were already end to end encrypted.
Explaining passbolt 5.1. See what's new!
Check out the full details in this blog: https://hubs.li/Q03ngWP-0
#PassboltV5 #OpenSource #PasswordManager
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Celebrating 7 years of GDPR! It's been a catalyst for change, but true privacy by design is an ongoing commitment, not a finished task.
See what GDPR means for passbolt in this article: http://linkedin.com/pulse/gdpr-turns-7-progress-complexity-privacy-design-passbolt-vtcae/
#GDPR #DataPrivacy #OpenSource #PrivacyByDesign #PasswordManager
Principal Analyst Todd Thiemann's RSAC report offers interesting insights on the future of cybersecurity, spotlighting secure access.
The article highlights the vital role of specialized tools for enterprises, with passbolt recognized for secure collaboration and credential sharing.
Read more here: : https://www.techtarget.com/searchsecurity/opinion/RSAC-2025-Conference-Identity-security-highlights
The video shows you how to enable the following capabilities:
- Resource metadata is encrypted based on OpenPGP using your personal key or a shared key trusted by your team.
- Passbolt helps admins and users verify or rotate the shared metadata key with ease.
- Full-text search for credentials remains fully functional, even with metadata locked down.
🎬 Get what’s new in passbolt 5.1 straight from the source!
Steph, front-end dev at passbolt, gives you a first-hand look in this video at how to use the new feature: Encrypted Resource Metadata.
Passbolt 5.1 extends its security model to improve confidentiality for the contextual information surrounding credentials, like the name you give a password in passbolt or the URL where it’s used to log in.
P.S. Detailed information on how to migrate to encrypted metadata will be coming soon.
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- See how this change bolsters the overall security posture by eliminating the potential for metadata leaks and reinforcing end-to-end encryption principles.
- Note how backward compatibility is being handled to support a smooth, gradual transition to encrypted metadata.
- Learn what metadata means in the context of passbolt and why encrypting it is essential to prevent sensitive information from being exposed.
- See which metadata fields — like resource names, URL, username — are now fully encrypted, strengthening your privacy across shared workflows.
- Get a behind-the-scenes look at how metadata encryption works technically, including how shared keys are generated, encrypted, and distributed among users.
Passbolt 5.1 brings support for encrypted resource metadata. This further extends passbolt’s security model to improve confidentiality for the contextual information surrounding credentials.
But what does that mean for your organization?
In this detailed blog post, passbolt's CTO, Remy Bertot breaks it down: https://hubs.ly/Q03nt_P50
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- The feature is opt-in and can be enabled and set as default in your organization settings.
- The implementation has been independently audited by Cure53, with a public report coming soon.
As always, this release wouldn’t be possible without the support and contribution from the community. Thank you to all.
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What's new in 5.1:
- It extends end-to-end encryption to the context around credentials, like the name you give a password in passbolt or the URL where it’s used to log in.
- Resource metadata is encrypted based on OpenPGP using your personal key or a shared key trusted by your team.
- Passbolt helps admins and users verify or rotate the shared metadata key with ease.
- Full-text search for credentials remains fully functional, even with metadata locked down.
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We are happy to announce that passbolt version 5.1 is now available.
This release introduces support for encrypted resource metadata, further extending passbolt’s security model to improve confidentiality for the contextual information surrounding credentials.
Read the full announcement on the 5.1 release and learn what’s next in 5.2 and 5.3: https://hubs.li/Q03ngWP-0
#PassboltV5 #OpenSource #PasswordManager
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Kudos to Emily Omier and Remy Bertot for making this event happen again.
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