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Passbolt browser integration just got an upgrade
Based on users feedback, it was time for passbolt to upgrade some of the browser extension integration features, primarily the auto-fill /…
Vivien Muller
10 November, 2021
4 min. read
Understanding How Open Source Projects Work
Breaking down the anatomy of open source projects is the first step to getting involved and contributing to your favorite software.
Passbolt team
20 October, 2021
4 min. read
Simple ways to contribute to open source projects
Learn about the different ways you can contribute to open-source projects and join their growing communities.
Passbolt team
6 October, 2021
6 min. read
What will the “Account Recovery” functionality look like?
A walk through of escrow, or the Account Recovery feature for passbolt. Find out how it’ll look and what you can expect.
Passbolt team
28 September, 2021
9 min. read
Introducing the upcoming “Account Recovery” functionality
A deep dive into the feature previously known as “Escrow”
Passbolt team
8 September, 2021
2 min. read
Passbolt security audit 2021 - Part 2
Part II — Firefox and Chrome web extensions
Passbolt team
1 June, 2021
3 min. read
Passbolt is “Made in Luxembourg”
Passbolt is located in Luxembourg, at the heart of Europe, where data privacy matters and is protected by the law.
Passbolt team
27 April, 2021
4 min. read
Passbolt security audit 2021 - Part 1
Part I — Security Whitepaper Audit
Passbolt team
22 April, 2021
8 min. read
How we migrated Passbolt front-end to React
This article will give you an overview of this React migration journey. Most of the discussed technical details come from the style guide repository.
Passbolt team
11 February, 2021
3 min. read
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Passbolt team
19 August, 2020
4 min. read
Improving passbolt security with distroless containers
It is undeniable that containers have had a big impact on today’s software engineering. From infrastructure to deployments and development…
Diego Lendoiro
17 August, 2020
6 min. read
Why does passbolt require an extension?
The short explanation, as per the official FAQ, is that passbolt requires an extension to ensure the integrity of the cryptographic code, but also to enable functionalities on other websites such as the “password auto-fill”. Not convinced?
Passbolt team
2 July, 2020