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> Companies like 1Password have all your passwords in their cloud. But they are end-to-end encrypted, so if someone broke into their database they would be use
by dbbk 5y ago
> Companies like 1Password have all your passwords in their cloud.
But they are end-to-end encrypted, so if someone broke into their database they would be useless unless they also had access to your device.
- Ocha 5y agosource code is not open source so end-to-end encryption might not be there when you expect it.
- dustyharddrive 5y agoAt the same time, the native and WebExtension clients are proprietary and autoupdate by default. Travel Mode can only be accessed by typing your decryption keys into the live website (my.1password.com). An infrastructure compromise would be even worse than a database dump.