I've added support for multiple certificates to #sopass, my command line password manager inspired by pass.
This means the password store can contain any number of PGP certificates (public keys), and whenever the store is encrypted (after any modification), it's encrypted to all the certificates it contains. This should be useful for sharing the store on several devices, without having to share the encryption key (private key).
Lars Wirzenius /
npub1ky…3eaz2
2025-01-03 16:58:08
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npub1kyxuruufugedgvtr37dtteresx93h743jltzussvzu967zlvp89sv3eaz2Published at
2025-01-03 16:58:08Event JSON
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