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The safe is encrypted and protected by a passphrase. In the configuration screen **Protect your safe**:
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<p>In Tails 7.6 (March 2026), we replaced the
<i>[[KeePassXC|https://keepassxc.org/]]</i> password manager with
<i>Secrets</i>.</p>
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Using the [*Secrets*](https://apps.gnome.org//Secrets/) password manager you can:
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[[!meta title="Managing passwords using the Secrets password manager"]]
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A one-time code appears above the **One-Time Password Secret** text box.
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In the new options that appear, enter the secret from the website or application in the **One-Time Password Secret** text box.
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At the bottom of the right pane, select **Show More**.
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In the *Secrets* password manager, select the entry of your safe for which you want to configure two-factor authentication.
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From the website or application for which you are configuring two-factor authentication, identify the *secret* that you need to generate the one-time codes. This secret is a string of characters that is often provided together with a QR code.
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To configure two-factor authentication for an entry in your password safe:
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You can use *Secrets* to generate such one-time codes in Tails. The
technology used to generate these codes is called [[!wikipedia time-based
one-time password]] (TOTP).
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<h1 id="2fa">Using <i>Secrets</i> as an authenticator app for two-factor authentication</h1>
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<p>You can also double-click your password safe from the <i>Files</i> browser
to open it using the <i>Secrets</i> password manager.</p>
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<p class="code">Failed to unlock Safe.</p>
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Enter the passphrase for this safe and select **Unlock**.
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If you have a safe named *Passwords.kdbx* in your *Persistent* folder, *Secrets* automatically displays a dialog to unlock it.
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In Tails, choose **Apps&nbsp;▸ Accessories&nbsp;▸ Secrets Password Manager**.
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Follow these steps to unlock a password safe that is saved in the Persistent Storage from a previous Tails session.
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<h1 id="restore">Restoring and unlocking a password safe</h1>
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