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> My guess is their local workstation was compromised You mean someone was physically at the laptop/desktop and could access the OS and apps? Maybe if the empl
by cutemonster 6y ago
> My guess is their local workstation was compromised
You mean someone was physically at the laptop/desktop and could access the OS and apps? Maybe if the employee was working remote (covid?) from, say, a cafe and left the laptop unattended when refilling coffee?
Or something else? ... Hmm, could also have been eg a browser zero day that gave someone remote access to the computer? Or a dev tools supply chain attack?
- hn_throwaway_99 6y agoIt's not that complicated. The local workstation could have had a trojan or virus that installed a keylogger or screengrabber.
- cutemonster 6y agoOk, thanks
- junon 6y agoOr someone watched over their shoulder. 1Password makes it all too easy to accidentally reveal your password within the app. Someone with a video camera just needs one clear frame - 1/60th of a second - with a good enough view.
- seppin 6y agoMost password managers protect against keylogging and screenshots.
- benjaminwai 6y agoOr keylogger?