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If you input your encryption passphrase on a keylogged device, your entire encryption userspace falls apart.
by bisby 11y ago
If you input your encryption passphrase on a keylogged device, your entire encryption userspace falls apart.
- TheDong 11y agonot if you do your crypto on a dongle (such as a yubikey), at which point they also need physical access to get the private key. It's perfectly viable for services like protonmail to allow 2FA via a dongle which would not be compromised permanently by a totally pwned userspace.
- e12e 11y agoIf you input your emails on a keylogging device, your emails are compromised.