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It's not. When you decrypt one file you have all of your passwords in-memory (terminal, clipboard, browser extension, qtpass). When you do that for one login/pa
by zamber 9y ago
It's not. When you decrypt one file you have all of your passwords in-memory (terminal, clipboard, browser extension, qtpass). When you do that for one login/password pair you only expose that pair, not all of the others.
- palunon 9y agoWhen you decrypt, you have the key in memory in either case. Assuming you don't put all the password into an untrustworthy output (terminal, clipboard, etc), what's the difference ?