Hello colleagues, look I use a password manager which has a master password, I also have some other master password in total about 5 passwords, which I do not keep there, currently saved on paper by hidden house. My idea would be to save those passwords on an nfc card, now I would like to protect it with a password. What happens is that password protection only serves to not be able to write on it, that is, it has a password you can read it but you cannot write, I would like you to have to put a password to read, do you know if this is possible? on one of my implants, but I couldn’t password protect it so if anyone read my implant they would have my passwords.
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Have you considered something like KeyPass?
The reason I ask is, that will likely be one of the applets for the Vivokey Apex when it is hopefully released in Autumn 
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interesting, I’ll take a look
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Also recommend keepass or last pass for password management.
You could use the chip ID as the master password (make sure you get a copy of this beforehand) then with. A KBR1 as an easy solution to scan/type it when needed
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Gunna toss my hat in the ring for Keepass as well its my favorite manager by far and its hosted locally which is nice.
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Just to be different, if you want something cloud hosted and multi-device, Bitwarden is fantastic! It’s also open source for if you want to self-host
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I like last pass been using if for 4+ years
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You can achieve this using NFC Tools app.
You can encrypt/decrypt your passwords and show on request. It can prompt you to enter key you used to decrypt the passwords.
It should be fairly simple to make.
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Very goood!!! 
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