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Not at all a single point of failure, as others have mentioned, this is only for logging into new devices, devices which are already setup will have a local cop
by dotnet00 3y ago
Not at all a single point of failure, as others have mentioned, this is only for logging into new devices, devices which are already setup will have a local copy of the database. Plus you can export the database to have a backup that can be restored elsewhere. I keep a database backup (encrypted of course) on a flash drive with my yubikey for instance.
Have never had a point where I haven't been able to access my passwords.
- moffkalast 3y agoThat's not what I was referring to, but the single master password that decrypts everything. Though this would be bad as well.
- dotnet00 3y agoYou can have 2FA on it (eg with a Yubikey in my case), and also most people have their email address as single point of failure in that sense, as most password resets simply rely on sending a link to the registered email.