PassHub
Zero-knowledge password manager for teams and enterprises. Stores and shares credentials, files, and notes with client-side encryption and passwordless authentication. No master password required.
PassHub is a secure business password manager built on WWPass technology, designed for teams that need to store and share credentials, files, and sensitive documents without trusting any server with their data. All encryption and decryption happens on the user's device using AES-256-GCM, meaning PassHub servers never see unencrypted content — not even administrators can access other users' data. Authentication uses the WWPass Key app instead of a master password, eliminating the single point of failure common in traditional password managers. PassHub is available as SaaS with servers in the US or EU, or as a self-hosted on-premise deployment. The codebase is open source on GitHub. It integrates with Active Directory for enterprise user management and is compliant with GDPR and HIPAA requirements.
Operating Regions
Global
Tags
CyberPerformance
Features
Passwordless AuthenticationUsers log in via the WWPass Key app by scanning a dynamic QR code or tapping on mobile, confirmed with PIN or biometrics. No username, no master password, no single point of failure.
Client-Side EncryptionAll data is encrypted directly on the user's device before it touches any server. PassHub uses AES-256-GCM and RSA-2048, meaning the server stores only ciphertext and has no access to keys or content.
Team Safes and Secure SharingCredentials, files, notes, and sensitive documents are organized into Safes — shared folders with granular access control — allowing teams to collaborate on credentials without exposing anything to unauthorized members.
SaaS and Self-Hosted DeploymentAvailable as a managed cloud service on US or EU servers, or as a fully self-hosted on-premise deployment for organizations that require complete data sovereignty. Open-source code available on GitHub.
Active Directory IntegrationEnterprise deployments can connect PassHub to existing Active Directory infrastructure for centralized user management, access control, and onboarding and offboarding workflows.
