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In summary, Matrix can be configured to provide a similar level of brute-force
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login protection as Bitwarden using key stretching on multiple levels.
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### Encryption
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#### Encryption
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Bitwarden uses a single 512-bit key, consisting of a 256-bit encryption key
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and a 256-bit MAC key, to symmetrically encrypt all vault items using
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To sum up, the main difference here is that Bitwarden uses a single symmetric
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key to encrypt everything whereas Matrix uses per-event keys.
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### Sharing
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#### Sharing
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Bitwarden only allows sharing vault items through organizations. Like users,
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organizations have a single symmetric key that is used to encrypt all vault
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