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That depends on time between compromise and detection. With password manager you'll lose only passwords for sites you actually logged in to. While with browser,
by blackoil 7y ago
That depends on time between compromise and detection. With password manager you'll lose only passwords for sites you actually logged in to. While with browser, you'll lose all passwords instantly.
- pvg 7y agoI'm not sure I follow. If your browser is compromised that's it - it's compromised for everything. Your system is compromised. If I have control over your browser, I don't really need your passwords although I can likely get them out of whatever local password manager you have, to boot.