The developer who submitted the bug fix writes: "Given that this bug is present means apparently that nobody ever tested the keepassxc code with address sanitizer. at least one pull request that KeePassXC has accepted is a fix for a security issue created by a feature that KeePassXC added on top of KeePassX. I brought up what appears to be an example of this in a previous comment: Risks with switching from X to XC, then, is that new vulnerabilities have been introduced to XC since the forking. My understanding is that KeePassXC is a fork of KeePassX, which has been around a while and, I believe, is well regarded. I've also been wondering about this for a few months- I asked a similar question here and here and got a few potentially helpful responses. * No discussions of specific VPNs – please visit r/VPN or our PrivacyGuides coverage of VPNs. Conspiracy thinking and spreading FUD is not allowed.Meme/image/video posts are not allowed.Do not editorialize titles, use titles from the original news source.All surveys, fundraising and petitions must be approved by the Mods before submission.Developers/employees/etc must contact the mod team before engaging in self-promoting links and comments.Thanks!įor detailed descriptions for each of these rules please consult the rules sidebar in the new Reddit redesign (our canonical set of rules). Our Sept ’19 PTIO Team IAMA on r/Privacy was amazing and is chock full of tips & info!ĭo you have a project that you want to promote here? Open an Issue on our GitHub repo so our entire team can advise and evaluate it first. Please participate with suggestions and constructive criticism. We look forward to providing many more years of unbiased, non-commercial and transparent privacy-related news and reviews. Thank you so much for your years of involvement, support and appreciation. Thus, we’ve restricted r/PrivacyToolsIO, and invite you to join us on r/PrivacyGuides. Maintaining two subreddits mirroring each other provides few benefits while diverting our team from providing the level of service you deserve and expect. As announced on July 27th, and again on Sept 14th, The Team Formerly Known As PrivacyTools.io – the entirety of the team providing privacy-related advice & services to you for the past couple years – has transitioned to and r/PrivacyGuides.
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