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TLS does a good job at this, and I'm not assuming it's compromised. But it's complex to setup correctly, and I'd rather avoid the need to transmit sensitive dat
by imiric 4y ago
TLS does a good job at this, and I'm not assuming it's compromised. But it's complex to setup correctly, and I'd rather avoid the need to transmit sensitive data everytime I access my credentials, and entrust my most critical information with a 3rd party, all to support a service that shouldn't exist to begin with.
Password managers are currently a necessary evil, so if you must use them, use an offline one, and sync across devices via any other secure mechanism.
- anyfoo 4y ago> TLS does a good job at this, and I'm not assuming it's compromised. But it's complex to setup correctly TLS has nothing to do with it. TLS is transport security, which is relatively useless for preventing the service provider to access your data. I'm sorry to say this, but this is just word salad, including the "I'm not assuming it's compromised" bit. > and entrust my most critical information with a 3rd party The point is you don't need to do that, and can still sync over the Internet.