View Previously Shared Credentials

Feature request

User type: Logged-in

User level: Beginners, intermediate or advanced

Description

I have imported over 800 passwords from Lastpass and that is working well.

I think there is a needed feature here. I have many passwords which I am sharing with various staff members. If one of my staff members were to leave I need to quickly see which of my passwords were being shared with that person. I think all businesses that use this in a shared 'Team' environment as we are will run into a similar issue.

There appears to be no way for me to quickly see which of my passwords are shared ie; via a tag or category etc...

I have created a video so you could experience the significance of this problem more directly: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oJB5C5g2yV8

This is even while knowing exactly which 2 passwords shared. In reality, I would not know which were shared the process would be more difficult yet.

It seems a search for Shared would be of great value at a minimum. At a maximum, a search for Shared with Which User.

Benefit / value

Would protect the share owner by insuring at their earliest desire they could quickly disable shares associated with staff or other persons they felt presented a risk. Even in ordinary circumstances in cases where there are passwords that number in the hundreds, would provide more control to the share owners by allowing them to put on their radar shares they might not be be prone to knowing otherwise.

Risk / caveats

Sponsorship

Are you a developer willing to implement this feature?: no

Can you sponsor the development of this feature or do you know someone who can?: 50.00 contributor

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Begin with issue #395 and inspect the passman application entry points for credential listing and sharing. Define how owners can find credentials shared with a specific user, then verify that the result supports quickly identifying and disabling those shares; the issue names no files or tests.