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There are good reason's why hardware tokens are more secure than password managers. First they are often damn near impossible to clone.
by postalrat 4y ago
There are good reason's why hardware tokens are more secure than password managers. First they are often damn near impossible to clone.
- flangola7 4y agoOffer someone 10% of the $200 million to find a zero day for it. That creepy Israeli company makes cracks for secure enclaves for lower prices than that, and for much newer security hardware. If nothing else find a university with an election microscope and give some CS students a project of reading the key bits directly. Enclaves keep out petty thieves, not determined attackers with unlimited physical access. Chapter 1 of cybersecurity is no hardware can protect against that. It just isn't believable that you can have a storage drive sitting in front of you which contains both encrypted data and the decryption key (or at least the password-encrypted decryption key) and yet not be able to access the data.