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I honestly can't understand how anyone would use those cloud services for important passwords and keys. The risk/reward ratio is just too high. And for anything
by Double_a_92 3y ago
I honestly can't understand how anyone would use those cloud services for important passwords and keys. The risk/reward ratio is just too high. And for anything not crucially imporant I would just whatever my web browsers support natively.
- Hackbraten 3y agoIt makes using different web browsers easy. For example, Firefox on the desktop and Safari on the phone. I also don’t like the idea of locking password management into a specific browser because I switch browsers more often (last time 5 years ago) than password managers (last time 15 years ago). I don’t have an issue with passwords, even important ones, being synced with the cloud. As long as the crypto happens locally, and as long as I’m forced to trust the app developers anyway, what difference does cloud vs. local storage even make, security-wise?
- Double_a_92 3y agoA fully offline, and open source software can be audited.