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Another flaw: deterministic password managers are inherently vulnerable to brute forcing-- it's basically like sending your password database to every site you
by Scaevolus 10y ago
Another flaw: deterministic password managers are inherently vulnerable to brute forcing-- it's basically like sending your password database to every site you log into. Ideally they use a very expensive KDF, but I've seen implementations that use weak derivations like 10,000 round PBKDF2.
- minitech 10y agoUse a master password that’s impossible to brute-force, then. (128 bits.)