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I think most segments against online password companies is that they get hacked so often. The most practical problem is having to switch all your passwords aro
by chaxor 3y ago
I think most segments against online password companies is that they get hacked so often. The most practical problem is having to switch all your passwords around after such a leak occurs, which seems to be more and more permanent these days.
Contrary to popular belief, the best reason to store passwords offline is actually convenience, so that you don't have to change them so often (your single password dump is not a target, but all people's data is).
- Invictus0 3y ago1Password doesn't have my passwords, they exist in an encrypted vault on Dropbox which is itself encrypted. The whole thing is extremely secure.
- cosmolev 3y agoWhich version are you currently using? I used to have the same setup back in the days when 1Password was only a standalone app, before it became a SaaS as it is now. Can you please explain how you have organized your current setup?
- Invictus0 3y agoHmm, seems that version 8 and above discontinued Dropbox sync. I haven't updated my app in ages so I still have the dropbox setup.