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KeePassXC

Community-driven port of the Windows application “KeePass Password Safe”

LinuxSecurity & PrivacyOpen source

v2.7.9

23.1 MBscanned clean· 3 downloads

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KeePassXC is an open-source security application for Linux. It is intended for people who need to manage personal data securely on that platform. The program is a community-driven port of KeePass Password Safe, a password-management application originally developed for Windows.

Its role is to provide Linux users with a security-focused tool for organizing and protecting personal information. In practical use, software of this type can help users keep security-related data together rather than managing it through unrelated files or applications. KeePassXC is categorized by MirrorNest under Security because its purpose centers on protecting and managing personal data.

The application is available under an open-source license, which identifies it as software developed and distributed with an open-source model. This licensing approach is relevant to users who prefer software whose development is community-driven. KeePassXC is specifically listed for Linux, so the catalog entry is intended for users of that operating system.

MirrorNest mirrors the official KeePassXC build directly on its own storage. This means the download is provided through MirrorNest while originating from the official build. Before publishing the mirrored file, MirrorNest scans it for malware.

The scan is part of MirrorNest’s distribution process and adds a security check before the file is made available through the catalog. Users can therefore find the Linux build in a security-focused catalog category and obtain it from MirrorNest’s stored copy. KeePassXC is suited to Linux users seeking an open-source way to manage personal data securely.

Its combination of Linux support, community-driven development, and security-oriented purpose defines its place in the MirrorNest catalog.

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