Is Passky safe?

Passky is simple password manager, which works on a zero trust architecture. That means only user will be able to decrypt his passwords. So users can safely store their passwords on any server. That means if a server on where all passwords are stored get hacked, hacker won& 39;t be able to decrypt passwords and data on this server will be useless for him.

Developer: Žiga Zajc
Category: Password & 2FA
First release: 29 Sept 2022
License: Not documented

02 / Package identity

Technical fingerprint

Application IDcom.rabbitcompany.passky

Latest APK SHA-256e46c7ce3947ff0d4c64b799900f1429128b4b2bbd6c9938ac4c0e4d6bd2d8095

Signing certificateBB:A0:D1:A6:08:AD:09:41:3B:59:F8:AD:E6:68:F1:32:33:ED:23:49:3C:43:61:89:B6:C3:2D:7A:53:52:A0:60

MIN ANDROID28TARGET33ARCHITECTURE

03 / History

Project timeline

29 Sept 2022

Package observed in source index

Metadata and versions observed from the fdroid repository index.

04 / Version archive

Documented releases

1 TOTAL

VersionReleasedAndroidArchitecture

7.1.029 Sept 202228+→

05 / Safety & access

Safety verdict

Authentic — file hash matches the source indexNo ads or tracking flagged by the source

IntegritySHA-256 verified vs source

SourceOpen-source · fdroid

Permissions1 declared · 0 sensitive

Signaturepresent

Anti-featuresNo known anti-features

Sensitive accessNo sensitive permissions

Declared permissions

android.permission.INTERNET

Tracker status: Not assessed by WIKI for Android.

06 / Sources

Evidence ledger

Each entry is a captured public reference backing this record.

RepositorySource package page↗Source codeSource repository↗