Using a password management solution is essential in today's digital landscape, and among the most popular options is the Keepass solution.
Choosing KeePass as your password management solution is a commendable first step. However, it's crucial to remember that its inherent security requires, like in any context, a thorough hardening process.
In this regard, here's a project for automating the hardening of KeePass: https://github.com/onSec-fr/Keepass-Enhanced-Security-Configuration
This project is maintained by Antoine LECOZ; a true gem in the field of cybersecurity with very interesting projects.
The script will perform the following actions:
- Download the latest version of KeePass from its official website.
- Verify the file's integrity by comparing its hash.
- Copy the hardened configuration file.
- Modify permissions on the KeePass installation folder.
You can also find the official KeePass hardening guide here: https://keepass.info/help/kb/config_enf.html
And you which password manager do you used ? Did you have apply some hardning on it?