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This reverts commit 5441c3d35c.
* update order prop
* Navbar updates per Gary and compiler warnings
* font/style tweaks
* Update sidebar.html
* Stage Release Documentation (#739)
* initial drafts
* rewrite Custom Fields article to prioritize new context-menu option & better organize ancillary information
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* Custom Field Context Menu & CAPTCHA item in release notes
* SSO relink event
* update rn
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* improve release notes titles
* fix side menu
* Edits courtest of mportune!
* update order
* link fixes
* link cleanup
* image updates and a link
* fix trailing slash
Co-authored-by: DanHillesheim <79476558+DanHillesheim@users.noreply.github.com>
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| article | Account Fingerprint Phrase |
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Each Bitwarden account has a public "fingerprint phrase" associated with it. Your account's fingerprint phrase is permanent and composed of five random english words that appear in a specific order, for example:
alligator-transfer-laziness-macaroni-blue
What is my fingerprint phrase used for?
Your fingerprint phrase is an important security feature that assists in uniquely and securely identifying a Bitwarden user account when important encryption-related operations are performed (such as sharing).
Some Bitwarden procedures (e.g. adding a new user to an Organization, enabling Biometric Unlock for Browser Extensions) may ask you to verify that the fingerprint phrase matches your own or another user's.
Validating fingerprint phrases ensures that end-to-end encryption is securely initiated and that the Bitwarden server you are communicating with (and your connection) has not been maliciously tampered with.
Where can I find my fingerprint phrase?
You can find your account's fingerprint phrase from any Bitwarden client application:
- Web Vault: Settings → My Account
- Desktop Apps: Account → Fingerprint Phrase
- Browser Extensions: Settings → Account → Fingerprint Phrase
- Mobile Apps: Settings → Account → Fingerprint Phrase
- CLI: Using the command
bw get fingerprint me