Last Star

Last Star: Self-Hosted Password Manager

An open-source alternative to LastPass, offering secure storage of passwords and sensitive info for websites and apps, protected by a master password

What is Last Star?

Last Star is an open-source alternative to the popular commercial password manager LastPass. Like LastPass, Last Star allows users to securely store website usernames, passwords, and other sensitive information in an encrypted virtual vault.

The vault is protected by a master password that the user sets, so no one else can access the stored credentials without knowing the master password. Last Star utilizes strong encryption like AES-256 and PBKDF2 to protect user data.

As an open-source software, Last Star places an emphasis on security, privacy and transparency. The code is publicly audited by developers to ensure there are no vulnerabilities or backdoors. Users also have the option to host their own instance of Last Star to retain full control over their data.

Last Star stores credentials for various websites and apps in a convenient centralized location. It can automatically fill in login credentials on websites the user visits for seamless authentication. The software also helps create strong unique passwords for new accounts.

While the interface is not as polished as proprietary alternatives, Last Star provides the core password management functionality free of cost without ads or selling user data. For those prioritizing privacy, security and self-hosted open source software, Last Star is an excellent alternative worth considering.

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