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+date: '2022-12-26T09:42:02.911306'
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+I'm looking at migrating away from #LastPass  - I am considering self-hosting BitWarden or using their SaaS service. However, do I truly believe in my heart-of-hearts that we won't see the same headline about BW being breached in the next 5 years? Do I paint a target on my back by hosting my own and also not being a security specialist or do I benefit by not being in the "big pond" of SaaS users? Or, do I go stateless with #LessPass?
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