Zero-Knowledge Security Model

Zero-knowledge architecture is a security principle where the service provider has no access to your encryption keys or vault contents. All encryption and decryption happen locally on your device, meaning even in the event of a server breach, your passwords remain unreadable to outsiders and even to the service itself.

End-to-end encryption (E2EE) ensures that your passwords and sensitive data are encrypted on your device before being stored or sent anywhere, and only you (with your decryption key) can unlock them. Not even the password manager provider or cloud infrastructure can read your encrypted data, making E2EE a core security feature for privacy protection.

All Pass Hub uses AES 128-bit to encrypt data at rest and TLS 1.2+ during transit, meeting military-grade security standards.

Since all encryption and decryption occur on your device, no usable data or keys exist on All Pass Hub’s servers. It ensures that your sensitive information is safe even in a breach.

Your master password is processed with PBKDF2-SHA256 using 600,000 iterations to generate an encryption key. An additional iteration is used for authentication before decrypting your vault with AES 128-bit.

No, All Pass Hub’s zero-knowledge architecture ensures that no one, not even the platform itself, can access your master password or decrypt your vault.

Sensitive data is encrypted on your device before transmission. It means no plain-text information ever leaves your system, ensuring complete control and confidentiality.

No, encryption and decryption are optimized to occur instantly on your device, ensuring smooth syncing and seamless access without performance issues.

Yes, you can review All Pass Hub’s encryption model and privacy documentation. The platform is transparent about its cryptographic methods and client-side encryption process.