diff --git a/_articles/getting-started/import-from-chrome.md b/_articles/getting-started/import-from-chrome.md index fc705f7d..72490ebd 100644 --- a/_articles/getting-started/import-from-chrome.md +++ b/_articles/getting-started/import-from-chrome.md @@ -31,7 +31,7 @@ Importing your data from Google Chrome into bitwarden is easy. above. 4. Click the "Import" button. -Congraulations! You have just transferred all of your data from Google Chrome into bitwarden. +Congratulations! You have just transferred all of your data from Google Chrome into bitwarden. [csv]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comma-separated_values [bitwarden-vault]: https://vault.bitwarden.com diff --git a/_articles/getting-started/import-from-lastpass.md b/_articles/getting-started/import-from-lastpass.md index d3d27ed0..964aad5f 100644 --- a/_articles/getting-started/import-from-lastpass.md +++ b/_articles/getting-started/import-from-lastpass.md @@ -41,7 +41,7 @@ Importing your data from LastPass into bitwarden is easy. above. 4. Click the "Import" button. -Congraulations! You have just transferred all of your data from LastPass into bitwarden. +Congratulations! You have just transferred all of your data from LastPass into bitwarden. [csv]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comma-separated_values [bitwarden-vault]: https://vault.bitwarden.com diff --git a/_articles/security/can-bitwarden-see-my-passwords.md b/_articles/security/can-bitwarden-see-my-passwords.md index e34d7a24..304e0321 100644 --- a/_articles/security/can-bitwarden-see-my-passwords.md +++ b/_articles/security/can-bitwarden-see-my-passwords.md @@ -9,10 +9,10 @@ tags: [] No. -Since your data is fully encrypted and/or hashed before ever leaving **your** local device, noone from the bitwarden -team can ever see, read, or reverse engineer to get to your real data. bitwarden servers only store encypted and hashed +Since your data is fully encrypted and/or hashed before ever leaving **your** local device, no one from the bitwarden +team can ever see, read, or reverse engineer to get to your real data. bitwarden servers only store encrypted and hashed data. This is an important step that bitwarden takes to protect you. -You can read more about how your data is encrypted and trasmitted [here][whatencryption]. +You can read more about how your data is encrypted and transmitted [here][whatencryption]. [whatencryption]: https://help.bitwarden.com/security/what-encryption-is-used/ diff --git a/_articles/security/how-is-data-securely-transmitted-and-stored.md b/_articles/security/how-is-data-securely-transmitted-and-stored.md index 49d7ac6f..93b8f790 100644 --- a/_articles/security/how-is-data-securely-transmitted-and-stored.md +++ b/_articles/security/how-is-data-securely-transmitted-and-stored.md @@ -7,7 +7,7 @@ popular: false tags: [encryption] --- -bitwarden takes security very seriously when it comes to handling your sensative data. Your data is never sent to the +bitwarden takes security very seriously when it comes to handling your sensitive data. Your data is never sent to the bitwarden cloud servers without first being encrypted on your local device using [AES][aes] 256 bit encryption. You can read more about bitwarden encryption [here][encryption]. bitwarden never stores meaningful data on its servers. diff --git a/_articles/security/what-encryption-is-used.md b/_articles/security/what-encryption-is-used.md index 1ba95faa..bb60a7ad 100644 --- a/_articles/security/what-encryption-is-used.md +++ b/_articles/security/what-encryption-is-used.md @@ -15,10 +15,11 @@ proper implementation and a strong encryption key (your master password), AES is [PBKDF2][pbkdf2] is used to derive the encryption key from your master password. This key is then salted and hashed. bitwarden does not write any crypto code. bitwarden only invokes crypto from popular and reputable crypto libraries that are -written and maintined by cryptography experts. The following crypto libraries are used: +written and maintained by cryptography experts. The following crypto libraries are used: - Javascript (web and browser extension vaults) - - [SJCL][sjcl] + - [Forge][forge] + - [Web Crypto][webcrypto] - C# (mobile vault) - CommonCrypto (iOS, Apple) - Javax.Crypto (Android, Oracle) @@ -30,5 +31,6 @@ the bitwarden cloud servers. [aes]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Advanced_Encryption_Standard [pbkdf2]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PBKDF2 -[sjcl]: https://crypto.stanford.edu/sjcl/ +[forge]: https://github.com/digitalbazaar/forge +[webcrypto]: https://w3c.github.io/webcrypto/Overview.html [bouncy]: http://www.bouncycastle.org/csharp/ diff --git a/_articles/security/what-happens-if-bitwarden-is-hacked.md b/_articles/security/what-happens-if-bitwarden-is-hacked.md index 10c02be2..2067758d 100644 --- a/_articles/security/what-happens-if-bitwarden-is-hacked.md +++ b/_articles/security/what-happens-if-bitwarden-is-hacked.md @@ -12,6 +12,6 @@ comes from the fact that [we rely on managed services and do not manage our clou However, if for some reason bitwarden were to get hacked and your data was exposed, your information is still protected. This is because bitwarden uses strong encryption and one-way salted hashing. As long as you use a strong master password, your data is -safe no matter who gets ahold of it. +safe no matter who gets hold of it. [cloud]: https://help.bitwarden.com/security/cloud-server-security/ diff --git a/_articles/security/where-is-data-stored-computer.md b/_articles/security/where-is-data-stored-computer.md index b70630b6..42fb33f1 100644 --- a/_articles/security/where-is-data-stored-computer.md +++ b/_articles/security/where-is-data-stored-computer.md @@ -21,6 +21,6 @@ Your encrypted data can be found on your computer/device in the following locati - `/data/data/com.x8bit.bitwarden/` You data is also automatically synced to our [cloud servers][cloud]. In the event that you need to recover your data due to -a device crash, simply reinstall the bitwarden application and log in and your data will be resynced. +a device crash, simply reinstall the bitwarden application and log in and your data will be re-synced. [cloud]: https://help.bitwarden.com/security/where-is-data-stored-cloud/