Potential for Mitro Revival
dhulihan opened this issue · comments
I'm a big fan of Mitro, and I'm greatly saddened to see it go. However, there's some potential for a great influx of users RIGHT NOW. LastPass users are going to be looking for somewhere to go, as a critical security issue has been discovered by researchers. This exploit will be revealed in November. As you can imagine, the speculation is already causing users to jump ship.
http://www.ghacks.net/2015/09/15/researchers-to-reveal-critical-lastpass-issues-in-november-2015/
I know funding was an issue, but with a large influx of users and the right business plan, maybe there's some potential here? What do you think?
Hey, we're keeping Mitro alive although under a different name to avoid confusion [1], [2]. We've already fixed quite a few bugs.
If you don't want to run your own server you can sign up at https://passopolis.com/ and use our servers.
Ah, I wasn't aware of the passopolis project. Cool stuff. 🍕
I wasn't either... trialling now :)
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#133 (comment).
oh, very cool! is this server up and running? have you guys set up a RO
replica?
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Hey, we're keeping Mitro alive although under a different name to avoid
confusion [1], [2]. We've already fixed quite a few bugs.If you don't want to run your own server you can sign up at
https://passopolis.com/ and use our servers.[1]
https://github.com/WeAreWizards/passopolis-extensions[2]
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#133 (comment).
Both secondary and primary are pointing to the same server. We run an hourly backup and we're using an elastic IP so restoring a server takes <10 minutes. We will move to wall-e backups once we're sure we trust its encryption facilities.
Edit: And yea, the servers are running :) - we could not live without our passwords.
@teh This is great! I was looking for an alternative to lastpass and stumbled upon this.