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> I would just store my keys in my password manager The trouble here is the transfer of assets from the manager into your apps. Lots of opportunity for thefts
by bioemerl 4y ago
> I would just store my keys in my password manager
The trouble here is the transfer of assets from the manager into your apps. Lots of opportunity for thefts or screw up. Imagine you use the clipboard and some random app happens to be scanning it.
- jmathai 4y agoValid. I've accepted much larger risk by storing all of my other sensitive information in my password manager though. What crypto needs is a form of 2FA - turns out I don't care enough to have another factor that's only useful for crypto.
- capableweb 4y agoJust as a FYI, Ledger also has a FIDO U2F application that I found useful for some things.
- abdullahkhalids 4y agoModern password managers don't use the clipboard any more. They register a virtual keyboard and use it it to type into the user/password box.
- bioemerl 4y agoThat requires a level of software support that, coming from the side of refusing to use non open source software, I simply haven't seen yet. Android does well, but my experience with Windows has remained copy paste