1. Authentication
The first application you would like to install is by far a password manager, since all other applications will be depended upon it. Once, you have a password manager up and running you can save random usernames and passwords not only for you self hosted apps but as well for third party applications, bank accounts and identification documents.
It also provides you with anonymity which in turn relieves you from third parties profiling you and use that to sell to third parties or governmental officials.
Now, the great thing of using a self hosted open source password manager is that you are in control of your data and it works universally across devices instead of being locked to a specific brand e. Apple/Google or a Web browser.
1. Vaultwarden
Vaultwarden is a Free password manager with no features hidden behind a paywall. It is basically ...
1. Installation
Alright! So your first app or not ;) Anyways we will install Bitwarden that will be used to store...
2. Admin Page
Installation Source: Github On this page we explain how you can setup your Vaultwarden Admin Page...
3. How to use it ?
After you have created your Vaultwarden instance it is time to use it and start creating accounts...
4. Bitwarden App & 2FA
Now, your Vaultwarden is only as safe as the difficulty of your master password. If you choose an...
3. Emergency Contacts
Source: Emergency contacts Hopefully it will never happen but in the case something bad happens t...
3. Vaultwarden Configuration
After installing Vaultwarden and setting up your domain name pointing towards the docker vm with ...