Lilith

Lilith: Self-Hosted Password Manager Alternative

Lilith is an open-source, self-hosted alternative to LastPass for managing passwords. It allows users to store passwords securely encrypted on their own servers.

What is Lilith?

Lilith is an open-source password manager and form filler that allows users to securely store passwords encrypted on their own servers. As an alternative to LastPass, Lilith gives users full control over their password data rather than relying on a third-party cloud service.

Some key features of Lilith include:

• Browser extension for auto-fill of usernames and passwords into web forms
• Secure password generation
• Organize logins into folders/categories
• AES-256 and Argon2 encryption to keep passwords safe
• Open source code that can be self-hosted for complete data ownership
• Multi-device sync via Nextcloud integration
• Two-factor authentication for added account security

By self-hosting Lilith on a server or device they control, users don't have to worry about password leaks from a centralized database. The open-source nature also allows transparency into how the software handles sensitive data. For those seeking a private, secure password manager, Lilith provides an appealing open-source alternative to commercial options like LastPass.

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