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Where termius saves passwords for Mac os

I want to know where termius saves passwords for Mac os, given that I didn't create an account, and didn't use termius Keychain.

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  • AdminTermius Support (Customer Success Manager, Termius) commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

    Starting from 4.10.0 version, the app stores the data in the app directory encrypted with XSalsa20-Poly1305, the key is stored in the Keychain.
    Before 4.10.0 version, the local data is encrypted with AES-256-CBC.

    At the moment 4.10 version is in Beta. It is available on the beta program page – https://www.termius.com/beta-program.

  • wesam commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

    Hello guys,
    I am concerned about password security, since the default in MAC os to save passwords to current OS user's Keychain, then you can review them using Keychain Access. Like Transmit (ftp client) app do.
    When I search for entries in the Keychain, I don't see them listed.

    Please explain the current mechanism for saving passwords, and how they are secure.

    Thanks.

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