My BitWarden vault was originally exported from LastPass. (A long time ago, before they were breached.) I want to make sure that if any of my data was involved in the breach, it’s useless to whoever has it. The most obvious thing to me is to change all my passwords. I’d like to prioritize the oldest ones, as those are the ones most likely to be in the wrong hands.
What is the easiest way to identify which ones are the oldest? Can I do this within the website or app, or will I need to export my vault and search with another program? I have access to the android app, the web vault, and the firefox plugin. (On Mint and on Windoze 11)
I’ll probably wait a day or two to see if there are other replies. If not, what if I exported as CSV, then opened with a spreadsheet editor? Would I be able to sort as desired then? Think I’ll go give it a quick try and report back…
It seems the only fields exported in CSV were: folder, favorite, type, name, notes, fields, reprompt, login_uri, login_username, login_password and login_totp.
JSON adds a “collections” field/ value, but I didn’t see any dates. Hmmm… So, if no better ideas come from this thread, I’ll just have to do it manually.
