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Passbolt 5.0 is available now with a redesigned interface that is supposed to make it easier for teams to collaborate on access and credentials - whether in IT, DevOps or part of the broader workforce. This release lays the foundation for upcoming capabilities in the 5.x series.
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This blog post outlines in detail what has changed or moved in the graphical user interface and provides comparison screenshots. It also previews new features and design updates set to roll out in the Passbolt 5.x series.
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PHP powers passbolt and we’re thrilled to support the PHP Foundation as a Silver sponsor. Discover why we love PHP, what it means for the open source ecosystem, and how you can get involved.
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In this TechRadar Pro opinion piece, discover tips for securing sensitive digital credentials.
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Prepare your passbolt instance for the upcoming v5 release with its new PHP 8.2 requirement. This article explains why we're upgrading, which distributions are affected, and provides straightforward migration strategies to ensure your credentials management system stays secure and up-to-date.
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This blog breaks down key findings from three independent assessments, reinforcing our commitment to strong security and compliance.
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Learn how to secure your passbolt instance on Windows with an SSL certificate. This step-by-step guide covers generating, configuring, and installing both self-signed certificates for a fully secured setup.
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Today marks an exciting milestone in Passbolt's journey. We're thrilled to announce our $8 million Series A funding round, led by Airbridge Equity Partners.
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As we close out 2024, it's time to look back on a year of growth, collaboration and highlights of 2024 for passbolt.
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During an in-place upgrade on a passbolt server such as moving from Debian 11 to Debian 12 or Ubuntu 20.04 to Ubuntu 24.04 for example, configuration files may need adjustments to ensure a seamless transition.
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Passbolt v5 introduces encrypted metadata, redefining how information is managed and shared. Secure resource names, tags, and URIs with flexible encryption options. Dive into the blog to explore the architecture, migration timeline and what this means for your organization.
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