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- Passkeys in the vault: the browser extension can keep the passkeys of websites.
- Switch on Use PassZit for passkeys in the extension menu.
- When a website offers a passkey, a PassZit window asks before saving it. Later you choose the passkey in the same window to sign in.
- A passkey is an encrypted vault item, so it works in every browser with the PassZit extension. Its private key is used only inside the extension.
- Use another device or the browser hands the request to the browser's own passkeys.
- Automatic password change on devices:
passzit rotatechanges the password of a device login over SSH and saves the new one in the vault. - Works with Linux/Unix, MikroTik RouterOS and Windows (OpenSSH, local account).
- In the item editor choose the method and how often (days).
passzit rotate --duechanges all due passwords, for example daily from cron or the Task Scheduler. - The server never sees the passwords.
- Command-line client
passzit: sign in, unlock, list, show, generate, lock and log out from a terminal. Programs for Linux, Windows and macOS are in the release. - E-mail notifications (Settings → E-mail):
- Administrators are told when the certificate was not renewed or is about to expire, when a backup or its copy failed, and when an approval is waiting.
- Users get invitations by e-mail and messages about emergency access.
- Appliance menu → Certificate: shows the certificate and can go back to the self-signed one (also
passzit-server --certificate info|self). - Open with from WatchZit while PassZit is locked: a small window asks to unlock, then the connection opens.