The Master Password is used to generate a symmetric AES-256 key for encryption and decryption of the user’s personal data on their device leveraging the Webcrypto API and native libraries (for iOS and Android).A unique User Device Key for every registered device enabled by the user (used for authentication and auto-generated by that device itself)Ī few other tenets of their security are:.Local Storage might use an intermediate key (random 32-byte) encrypted with a hash from the Master Password.The User Master Password, which is ONLY stored if a user leverages the “Remember my Master Password” feature when logging in.Let’s cover how user data is protected in Dashlane as that is what we care about. Let’s get started! What is Dashlane?ĭashlane is a password manager that is used primarily in the browser. Today, we will cover a few topics: (1) What is Dashlane), (2) Setting up the Encryption/SSO/SCIM service, (3) Provisioning via Okta, (4) Deploying the Addin via Workspace ONE, (5) and transitioning vaults.
Migrating from LastPass Enterprise to Dashlane for Business isn’t super simple, but once done this is a solution that should help us move onward and upward. Dashlane is our likely solution, which has some great value for us and mostly the same experience. Over the weekend, I made the decision to move on. I am one of the last people to consider moving on from LastPass as I have run it at several companies including in the government space. So, we have all seen the recent struggles with LastPass as discussed here.
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