Play with these numbers and increase them slowly, then use the Test button to get it as high as you can tolerate while still being relatively quick. Now it'll be version 4.1įor Argon2d, recommended starting parameters at 2 iterations, 1GB memory, 2 parallel. Pick one of the groups on the left hand side, right click, edit group, go to Properties tab and add a random tag to the line there (I called mine "test").Go to File -> Database Settings -> Security and change Key Function to either Argon2d or Argon2id.I'm going to change to argon2, but I'd like to know which database version I was using after making the switch.įor anyone reading this in 2023, do the following to get the latest KDBX 4.1 database format: I don't know if by then KDBX 4 was enforced despite my encryption settings.įrom that same page, "Up to KDBX 3.1, the number of rounds for AES-KDF was stored in the header field with ID 6 (TransformRounds)", but I don't know how and if you can check that somehow. These don't necessarily enforce the change as of KeePass 2.35 and I don't know if any of my plugins save any data to the database:Īlso, the post in the link mentions KeepPass 2.35 which was released in and I migrated to KeePass in august of 2019 with KeePass 2.42 which was released in. I'm using AES for encryption and AES-KDF. A plugin requests to store custom data in an entry or a group.A plugin requests to store custom header data in the KDBX file.AES-KDF is not selected as key derivation function (KDBX 3.1 only supports AES-KDF any other key derivation function, like for instance Argon2, requires KDBX 4).On this page you can see the conditions that force a migration to KDBX 4 (at least one must be met): Protect master password using PGP key: Encrypt the master password for the password database using PGP.ĭo not save, forget passwords after restartĭo not remember any passwords and always prompt for credentials to protected resources.I've been reading that KDBX 4 is better than KDBX 3.1 and I've been looking for ways to determine what's the version of my database. Once DataGrip remembers your passwords, it will not ask for the passwords again including the master password unless you need to access the password database. To set the master password for the database, click and select Set Master Password. Use the master password to access the password database c.kdbx. To remove the existing passwords in the c.kdbx file, select Clear. To import another c.kdbx file, click and select Import. To change the location, click and select the new directory. For Linux, it depends on the desktop environment and available apps: if you have both GNOME Keyring and KWallet, DataGrip will use GNOME Keyring for compatibility reasons because KWallet was not supported in previous versions.ĭatabase: Specifies the location of the password database file c.kdbx. This option is not available for Windows.
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