4 ms·
>...that gives me extra security Actually, manually typing or pasting your password (assuming you aren’t using WebAuthN) opens you up to phishing attacks becau
by youareostriches 7y ago
>...that gives me extra security
Actually, manually typing or pasting your password (assuming you aren’t using WebAuthN) opens you up to phishing attacks because you could be fooled by the URL, whereas password managers and hardware tokens will activate only for the associated domain.
- Razengan 7y agoI meant, I don't have to trust Windows or Android's security to not leak access into third-party password sharing apps, or the in-house security hygiene of those third-parties. With Apple there's only one party involved.