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This also assumes that changing the password would effectively lock out attackers that have already breached your systems.
by jandrese 5y ago
This also assumes that changing the password would effectively lock out attackers that have already breached your systems.
- spicybright 5y agoIt's vastly more likely you'll be pwned by remote passwords than local programs. Even if it is a local program, there's so many ways to store a password there's no automated way to reliably get a password. Your threat model will become a person targeting you specifically, thumbing through your files to find information, etc.