Looking for a Secure Way to Request Credentials from Clients
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CuriousExplorer92
I'm trying to help a client who regularly needs to request credentials securely from their own clients. I was looking for a method that allows one-time requests for secrets, similar to OneTimeSecret. The only service I found that does this is password.link, but it doesn't have much of a community presence, which makes me a bit uneasy. Does anyone know of a reliable tool that can send a secure request to someone for them to input a secret and then return it to me? It seems like this should be a common need, so I'm curious why such solutions aren't more popular.
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Have you checked out Pwpush.com? It's pretty straightforward for sending secrets securely.
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Keeper password manager has a new feature for this. You can send a one-time link for the recipient to enter their credentials, and it saves in the sender's vault. Check out their docs for more details!
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You could use OneTimeSecret by sending the request link to the recipient. But I'm curious—would that complicate things for your client?
CuriousExplorer92: YES, that might be too much for them!
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Also, Bitwarden has a 'send' feature that you might find useful for this kind of request.
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CuriousExplorer92: This is interesting, thank you!