Data from password vault to linux

kp0854hge9vd
kp0854hge9vd Posts: 1 New Member
edited June 2025 in Password Vault

I changed my operating system from Windows 10 to Debian. I understand that F-Secure products do not support Linux.

My biggest problem is getting the Password Vault data to another password manager in a controlled manner.

Can I use F-Secure's Password Vault on Linux? Is there some kind of trick?

How can I get the password vault data to myself in a controlled manner in a format (e.g. .kdb) that Keepass can understand it?

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  • Amityy
    Amityy Posts: 5 Explorer
    edited June 2025 Answer ✓

    Vault won’t run on linux but you can export your data on windows and convert it to CSV to import into keepass.

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  • Darkor
    Darkor Posts: 2 New Member
    edited December 2025

    Does "convert to "CSV" mean change the name to *.CVS or I must use some soft to convert from your *.fsk. If I need to use converter please share link to the converter.

    Btw. I also changed from Windows10 to Linux like other millions of people

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  • Darkor
    Darkor Posts: 2 New Member

    Ok. I have found a solution:

    Converting F-Secure .fsk Files to CSV

    To convert F-Secure .fsk files to CSV format, follow these steps:

    Requirements

    • jq: A command-line JSON processor. Ensure it is installed on your system. It is available for Windows, macOS, and Linux.

    Steps to Convert

    1. Prepare Your Environment:
      • Create a temporary folder for the conversion.
      • Copy your .fsk file into this folder and rename it to export.json.
    2. Run the Conversion Command:
      • Open your command line interface (Terminal for macOS/Linux or Command Prompt for Windows).
      • Navigate to the folder containing your export.json file. (in Terminal)
      • Paste below code:
      • jq -r '.data[] | [.service, .url, .username, .password, .notes] | @csv' export .json > import.csv
      • Open in any other password manager to which you want to migrate and import the import.csv
    3. Edit the CSV File:
      • Open import.csv in a spreadsheet application (like Excel or Google Sheets) to add headers or make any necessary adjustments.

    Important Notes

    • The .fsk file is essentially a JSON file, so it can be read as plain text, but it may not be formatted for easy reading.
    • Ensure that you handle your passwords securely during this process, especially when transferring or storing the CSV file.

    By following these steps, you can successfully convert your F-Secure passwords from .fsk format to a more manageable CSV format.

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