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A typical password manager is BitWarden or LastPass which is on the cloud and only requires your master password.
by robjan 5y ago
A typical password manager is BitWarden or LastPass which is on the cloud and only requires your master password.
- koprulusector 5y agoMy LastPass requires master password + yubikey
- mr_mitm 5y agoIf cloud-based password managers are set up without using a keyfile or something similar, then I agree, they're single factor. I suggest refraining from using such password managers for this reason.
- dividedbyzero 5y agoYou can set up LastPass and 1Password Cloud with second factors like USB security keys
- pid-1 5y agoThats just no true, most pw managers allow setting up MFA.
- rinze 5y agoPrecisely because of that I use a different solution: Dropbox + KeePassXC. If someone wants to access my passwords, they first have to get into my Dropbox account, then get the password to the KeePass file. At this point that level of security is good enough for me. Edit: typos.