> The security of a remote password manager will only be as secure as the transport encryption, this is true. But TLS is pretty solid these days, the risk of br

> The security of a remote password manager will only be as secure as the transport encryption, this is true. But TLS is pretty solid these days, the risk of breaking it is much smaller than other risks involved here. I would add for the sake of the conversation that any good password manager worth its salt (pun acknowledged) is using end to end encryption that isn’t reliant upon the promises of TLS. (Authenticated) encryption on the client is key to any syncing password manager being able to fulfill expectations of privacy and security.