A secure password manager
Not all password managers are equal. Real security comes from strong encryption, a second login layer, key separation, and clarity about what happens to your data.
Strong encryption at rest
Look for AES-256 — a globally trusted encryption standard. In Keyaria every sensitive field is encrypted with AES-256-GCM before storage, a mode that guarantees confidentiality and detects any tampering.
Where does the key live?
More important than encryption itself is where the key lives. In Keyaria the encryption key is not stored in the database — it is derived per user from a separate master key, so a database leak alone won’t reveal your data. We state honestly that the service is not “zero-knowledge,” because the server holds the master key to power features.
A second layer and transparency
Mandatory 2FA, bcrypt hashing for your login password, and rate-limiting. Above all, you should know exactly what the server can and cannot see — see the security page for precise details.