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Yes, copy and paste everything. Trusting all passwords to a browser and hoping vendors don't ship updates with any vulnerabilities or feature-bugs randomly thr
by ashwagary 4y ago
Yes, copy and paste everything.
Trusting all passwords to a browser and hoping vendors don't ship updates with any vulnerabilities or feature-bugs randomly thrown in is a bit much to ask imo.
- cmeacham98 4y agoI consider "accidentally copy pasting my password into a phishing website" to be a much more likely threat vector than "browser includes exploit that allows access to integrated (but not external) password managers". Thus, I use and recommend integrated password managers.
- ashwagary 4y agoCopy pasting one password into a phishing website. vs. Whole database of passwords being compromised in one swoop due to browser/plugin bug, change of terms, or change of ownership. The latter is more dangerous no matter how we slice it. Manual process (isolation) and a bit of care are the logical choice imo.