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		TheSilentMan on Oct 7, 2013 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Ask HN: How do you manage passwords in teams? Neither of those stop someone who saved a copy of the keepass db outside of dropbox. You'd also have to change every password contained in keypass.

csarva on Oct 7, 2013 [–]

Same goes for any centralized service you may use. You are still able to copy passwords manually into a text file, local keepass, etc. True, it is easier with a shared keepass, but the challenge is the same if you truly need to make sure a former employee can no longer access anything.

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