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Access to the vault ≠ access to unlocked vault. This is the whole point of storing anything encrypted on your disk. The password managers don't protect against
by gnull 4y ago
Access to the vault ≠ access to unlocked vault. This is the whole point of storing anything encrypted on your disk.
The password managers don't protect against a malware running on your laptop with root privileges and attaching to your processes. They protect against someone taking the disk out of your computer and trying to extract the passwords.
- blueflow 4y agoBut if they have the disk and modify is, its still them who have the disk. So the "No binding between keys/values" and "No authentication of values" still dont work out, either. And they are able to modify the contents on my disk, they'd be easier off installing a rootkit, pass cant protect against that.