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Study Uncovers 25 Password Recovery Attacks in Major Cloud Password Managers
(thehackernews.com)
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this post was submitted on 17 Feb 2026
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this.... makes me want to host my own bitwarden instance, because it'll be far less of a target than BW itself. Plus i wouldn't expose it to the internet since I'm being NAT.
aaaand it's up and running. since I wasn't a paying member of BW, i got VW and checked out the breached passwords. I had like 8 passwords that were breached. So i went along and changed them. Anyway, I feel a bit safer now.
Well done. Vaultwarden is quite easy to selfhost.
I think I’ll be joining you I’ve been meaning to get around to that and this is as good a time as any.