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It really depends on your security requirements and where you're coming from or what you're comparing it to. There would be still many advantages over, say, pas
by FlxMgdnz 4y ago
It really depends on your security requirements and where you're coming from or what you're comparing it to. There would be still many advantages over, say, passwords stored in a pw manager, such as no shared secrets across all sites/apps, phishing protection, and far fewer opportunities for user errors.