It did find five medium rated, three low rated, and six information only rated issues however. The KeePass audit went through all 84622 lines of code and found no critical or high-risk issues in the code. You find a full edition comparison table here. It does not support linking KeePass to the Windows user account or one-time passwords for instance. NET but lacks features that only KeePass 2.x ships with. KeePass 1.x is the legacy version of the password manager. While KeePass 2.34 is not mentioned anywhere in the report, it appears reasonable that KeePass 2.34 would fare similarly in a code audit. The research team audited the code of KeePass 1.31, and not of KeePass 2.34. Plugins enable users to extend the program's functionality, for instance by integrating it in web browsers or synchronizing the database using online storage providers. The password manager supports plugins and forks thanks to its open source nature. You can enable a global login shortcut for instance, or improve security of KeePass by modifying settings. The program ships with an impressive list of options. KeePass is a password manager created for Windows - also working on Linux - that uses a locally stored encrypted database. The project created an inventory of open source solutions used by the Commission, published studies into the security practices of 14 open source communities, and reviewed two popular open source solutions.

EU-FOSSA is a pilot project to create a formal process for contributing software security reviews to open source communities.

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