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There is always a potentially critical vulnerability in any centralized password storage. Especially, if it requires a (relatively) simple master password to ac
by sinuhe69 4y ago
There is always a potentially critical vulnerability in any centralized password storage. Especially, if it requires a (relatively) simple master password to access. A many factors system like the one of Apple is IMO more secure but also easier to remember because they are all pin/passwords one needs (almost) every day.
- malepoon2 4y ago1Password is also inherently more secure because of the extra Secret Key. If a breach like this ever happens to them, users with weak master passwords will still be safe. Also, Lastpass doesn't encrypt URLs. There's really no excuse for that.
- therealdrag0 4y agoWhat is the extra secret key and why is it better?