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So we are at a point where just a strong password stored in memory is actually the safest option (given brute force protection)? The safest option is straight

So we are at a point where just a strong password stored in memory is actually the safest option (given brute force protection)? The safest option is straight out of 1994: Sticky notes. Security keys can get lost or stolen. If someone breaks into your house or office, they're going after something other than a sticky note in your desk.

modeless 1y ago
Passwords on sticky notes can be phished. They can also be lost or stolen. The advantage of security keys is that phishing doesn't work on them. Phishing is a lot more likely for the vast majority of people than a thief both stealing their security key and knowing what to do with it.