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Because others do. Or maybe they make themselves feel like they trust because of the convenience of password managers. After all, we have to draw a line somewhe
by timka 5y ago
Because others do. Or maybe they make themselves feel like they trust because of the convenience of password managers. After all, we have to draw a line somewhere or just quit using Internet.
IMO if we're talking about security you should ask other questions. How much can you trust a device after Jonathan Brossard's Rakshasa paper? What about evidence-based trust and bunnie's Precursor? Would having a password manager app on Precursor be actually more secure taking into account that your stuff is going to be decrypted on a less protected device?