It's safe because the database is encrypted.
Dropbox, OneDrive, GoogleDrive, or, if you want full control, a self-hosted solution) and you have cross-platform sync. It's easy, just place the KeePass database in your cloud storage service's folder (for e.g. His requirements were quite simple: cross-platform sync, a mobile app and auto-fill on desktop. What if their services get hacked or someone finds a bug in the service's extensions or apps that can be exploited?Īnyway, I managed to convince a friend to switch over to KeePass. While I see the advantages of using cloud-based services to store passwords, especially when it comes to comfort, I do find the use of such service to risky.
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