Bitwarden going proprietary?

[Dkama]

@Lukas

Which doesn’t matter because Proton Pass isn’t self-hostable and is E2EE.

Have you seen Tresorit’s vulnerability?

• Tresorit’s public key authentication relies on server-controlled certificates, which attackers can replace to access shared files. Metadata is also vulnerable to tampering, allowing attackers to alter file creation details and mislead users.
  From [BleepingComputer] (Severe flaws in E2EE cloud storage platforms used by millions )?

E2EE doesn’t really suffice if you’re sharing passwords. Then, you’re relying also on the server’s security.