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Not really. If someone gets into someone else's password manager they can easily get a copy of all usernames and passwords and, if they're quick enough, they ca
by BinaryIdiot 10y ago
Not really. If someone gets into someone else's password manager they can easily get a copy of all usernames and passwords and, if they're quick enough, they can start resetting them / closing them / committing fraud.
So yeah change the password and delete previous versions is a good first step but everything else has already leaked to who knows where.