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dserodio
4 years agoDedicated Contributor
`op account add` shouldn't show the Secret Key!
I'm configuring the CLI for the first time, and I was surpresed to see that op account add shows the Secret Key as I type it (same for op vault ls ).
For such a sensitive secret, it should defin...
Former Member
4 years agoHey dserodio
We do not treat the secret key like a password in all of our clients, and XIII is correct in that we do save the secret key on disk.
The default directories are either ~/.op or ~/.config/op which will contain a file named config that stores the accounts' info, including the secret key, but not the password.