Security
How Tascly protects data
Tascly is made for practical recurring data: personal IDs, vehicle plates, billing details, deadlines, family notes and admin info. The vault stays on the device: no account, no cloud sync and no advertising trackers.
Technical controls
- Local encryption with the browser Web Crypto API.
- AES-GCM encryption.
- PBKDF2-SHA-256 key derivation with 600,000 iterations for the current vault format.
- The raw password is not kept as a global app variable after unlock; the session keeps the derived CryptoKey.
- Content Security Policy limits external scripts and embedding.
- No external script is needed to run the vault.
Data flow
- Vault cards are saved locally on the device.
- Copied values go to the system clipboard.
- Encrypted backups are created manually by the user.
- Only feedback text is sent through Formspree when the user presses Send feedback.
Limits to know
- If someone knows the password, they can open the vault.
- If someone steals the encrypted vault or backup, they may try password guesses offline. A long, non-obvious password is important.
- If the device, browser or operating system is already compromised, local protection may not be enough.
- When you copy data, it leaves the vault and goes to the system clipboard.
- Without both backup and password, the vault cannot be recovered.
- For passwords, PINs and 2FA codes, use a dedicated password manager.
Recommended use
Good fit: personal IDs, vehicle plates, billing details, deadlines, admin notes and data you often copy.
Use care with IBANs, health card numbers and document details. Save number, expiry and notes first; avoid full document photos unless necessary.
Security wording is intentionally conservative: Tascly is not a certified vault or password manager.
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Sicurezza in breve
Tascly salva la cassaforte sul dispositivo, cifrata con la password. Non usa account, cloud sync, analytics o tracker pubblicitari dentro la cassaforte.
Il backup è manuale e cifrato: per recuperare i dati servono sia file backup sia password.
Per password, PIN e codici 2FA usa un password manager dedicato.