Hi!
I’m testing storing passwords with Touch ID. I’m running a current macOS Sequoia 15.5, Cryptomator 1.17.1, and fuse-t 1.0.47.
In Cryptomator Preferences I have the box checked to store passwords with Touch ID. And in a test vault I checked the box to save the vault password. When I open the vault, I’m prompted by Touch ID, and I’m granted access to the vault. It works! Clearly the password is saved.
However, for the life of me, I can’t seem to find which entry in the macOS Keychain Access app stores the saved password. I’ve looked in all the keychains. No entry jumps out at me. Nothing has “Cryptomator” in the name, for example. Viewing entries by modification date doesn’t help either.
Can someone point me to the naming convention? I’d like to be able to eyeball this stored Cryptomator password for myself, as I can view other application passwords stored in Keychain Access.
Or perhaps I’m misunderstanding how this works? I imagine the Secure Enclave is involved here with Touch ID. But the following part of the documentation clearly states that Touch ID uses the “built-in macOS keychain”:
https://docs.cryptomator.org/desktop/password-and-recovery-key/
So I imagine something is stored in Keychain Access somewhere.
Thanks!
–Brian