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This strategy makes you more susceptible to phishing, which is a much more common attack and requires vigilance to avoid. I think the reduced phishing vulnerabi

• dontbenebby 8y ago
  >This strategy makes you more susceptible to phishing One mitigation is to use Firefox account containers. If I navigate to what claims to be Bank of America, but the tab doesn't open in my "Banking" container, that's a huge red flag. Also, as another poster mentioned, Lastpass sometimes fails to autofill. Unless a manager can achieve 100% error free operation (unlikely), even autofill managers will also have a risk of phishing. I don't think there's one correct answer. For me, as an expert who's confident about my security posture (2FA, verbal passwords for vendors that can reset 2FA, backup codes stored securely offsite), I value the simplicity of Keepass.