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Discover PasskeyIndex.io: Your Community Hub for Passkeys
PasskeyIndex.io is a community-driven platform dedicated to collecting and organizing a list of services that are passkey-enabled.
Developers▪Passwordless.dev
Setting up a release workflow for a .NET library
This in-depth blog summarises how to set up a release workflow for a .NET library, based on what was learned from the Bitwarden team's experience building the Passwordless .NET SDK.
Developers▪Secrets Manager
How Bitwarden Secrets Manager offers built-in flexibility for developers
Explore how developer teams can leverage the flexible functionality and options offered by Bitwarden Secrets Manager.
Developers▪Password Manager▪Product Updates
Simplify secure access and Git workflows with the Bitwarden SSH Agent
Simplify secure access and Git workflows with the Bitwarden SSH Agent
Password Manager▪Secrets Manager▪Developers
What's the difference between secrets and passwords?
Explore password and secret definitions and recommendations on how to securely manage each.
Security Tips▪Developers
Software supply chain security best practices
Secure your software supply chain with a comprehensive development security strategy.
Developers▪Security Tips▪Secrets Manager
Top 5 DevOps security practices
Read about the top 5 practices you should follow to enhance your development team’s security.
Developers▪Business▪Secrets Manager
HashiCorp Vault alternatives: What are the key differences between HashiCorp Vault and Bitwarden Secrets Manager?
Looking for an alternative to HashiCorp Vault? Bitwarden Secrets Manager has you covered.
Developers▪Product Updates▪Business▪Secrets Manager
Kubernetes integration now available for Bitwarden Secrets Manager
Bitwarden Secrets Manager now integrates with Kubernetes, allowing developers to easily and securely manage Kubernetes secrets.
Developers▪Passkeys▪Passwordless▪Passwordless.dev
Bitwarden releases Android SDK for passkey development
Currently in beta, the Bitwarden Passwordless.dev SDK for Android gives developers what they need to build FIDO2-based passkey features.
Developers▪Secrets Manager
Using Bitwarden Secrets Manager and GitHub Actions to upload an app marketplace
Streamline your development processes and securely inject secrets into a GitHub workflow with Bitwarden Secrets Manager and GitHub Actions.
Developers▪Passwordless▪Passwordless.dev
Bitwarden releases magic links API
Bitwarden Passwordless.dev expands developer offering with magic links API.
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What is a Secrets Manager?
Learn the answer to the question, “what is a secrets manager?” and discover how these solutions protect data from falling into the wrong hands.
Developers▪Product Updates
Accelerate infrastructure deployment with Bitwarden Secrets Manager and Ansible
Discover how the Ansible integration for Bitwarden Secrets Manager accelerates and simplifies your server deployment process.
Developers▪Passwordless.dev
How to set up a testing workflow for a .NET library in 2024
Accelerate .NET library development with GitHub Actions! Learn how to automate testing, report results, and ensure code coverage for robust projects.
Developers▪Product Updates
Now available: Enterprise self-hosting for Bitwarden Secrets Manager
Self-hosting is now available for enterprises looking to gain further control of their secrets management environment and data.
Developers
How to securely store your Secrets Manager access tokens with Bash scripting
This guide will demonstrate how to securely store Bitwarden Secrets Manager access tokens and automate the session authentication process with Bash scripting in Linux desktop and MacOS environments.
Developers▪Passwordless▪Passkeys▪Passwordless.dev
Enable passkeys in .NET with Bitwarden Passwordless.dev
Here is a quick overview on how you can use the Bitwarden Passwordless.dev .NET SDK in your ASP.NET applications to enable passkeys.
Product Updates▪Developers▪Secrets Manager
End-to-end encrypted Bitwarden Secrets Manager now generally available
Learn how Bitwarden Secrets Manager — now generally available — helps IT, DevOps, and development teams to securely store, manage, automate, and share secrets at scale.
Developers▪Business▪Secrets Manager
Why end-to-end encryption is crucial for developer secrets management
Let’s explore different encryption methods and why end-to-end encryption is the right choice for development teams who are evaluating secrets management solutions.
Developers
Why does my development team need a secrets manager?
A secrets manager is a security solution for storing secrets used by developers, DevOps, and IT teams. In this article, we'll explore the reasons why a secrets manager is essential for security-minded businesses.
Developers▪Passwordless▪Passkeys
Bitwarden Passwordless.dev hits general availability
Bitwarden announces the general availability of Bitwarden Passwordless.dev, a developer toolkit that provides an extensive, easy-to-deploy API for integrating FIDO2 WebAuthn-based passkeys into websites and enterprise applications.
Developers
Bitwarden brings open source security and zero knowledge encryption to secrets management
To better serve developer, DevOps, and IT teams Bitwarden announces Secrets Manager beta, a new solution to easily and securely manage privileged secrets across the development lifecycle.
Passwordless▪Developers▪Passkeys
Bitwarden extends passwordless leadership with acquisition
Bitwarden has acquired European-based startup Passwordless.dev, a significant milestone in rounding out the Bitwarden commitment to offering open source, scalable, and secure passwordless solutions to every business and end user.
Security Tips▪Developers▪Secrets Manager
Developers Weigh in on Password Best Practices
"What do you know about password security that you'd like others to know as well?” That was the question posed to the developers in the Bitwarden community. Check out how they responded in this article.
Deployment▪Product Updates▪Developers▪Password Manager
Bringing a RESTful API to the Bitwarden CLI
A new `serve` command enables the Bitwarden Command Line Interface (CLI) to invoke a RESTful API to provide access to an encrypted vault.
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Securing your GitHub Account with Bitwarden
Simple steps to strengthen your GitHub account security
Product Updates▪Developers▪Password Manager
The Bitwarden Command-line Tool
The Bitwarden CLI, a powerful command-line tool for interacting with your Bitwarden vault, is now available on Windows, macOS, and Linux.
Product Updates▪Developers▪Password Manager
Bitwarden & The Oreo Autofill Framework
We're happy to release the beta of bitwarden's integration with the Oreo Autofill Framework.
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