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I save my LastPass master password on my home computer, which I never log out of. (It's not a laptop, so it never leaves my office.) If an attacker is already
by teach 11y ago
I save my LastPass master password on my home computer, which I never log out of. (It's not a laptop, so it never leaves my office.)
If an attacker is already physically in my office then I've got bigger problems.
- r3bl 11y agoSame thing. I'm using Linux and my /home directory is encrypted. My laptop automatically logs out after a pretty short inactivity (2 minutes, unless I'm using certain apps like VLC in which case, it logs out after half an hour) essentially locking the access to my /home directory. With that being said, having to type in my master password over and over again seems like a bit of an overkill.