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In case of a breach, yes. That's why I said "theoretically". In practice, spreading the factors across different services probably have some benefits (provided
by powersnail 4y ago
In case of a breach, yes. That's why I said "theoretically". In practice, spreading the factors across different services probably have some benefits (provided that they don't unlock each other).
But breach is ultimately a separate issue from authentication.
- nightpool 4y ago> But breach is ultimately a separate issue from authentication. It's the fundamental security threat model that all password managers are built under, even LastPass. They all are built to ensure that your passwords are secure even if the password manager's cloud service is compromised.