> Meanwhile, this is a mistake that can happen to anyone, especially under pressure. So no point in discussing the personal oversight. Unless this is a situati

> Meanwhile, this is a mistake that can happen to anyone, especially under pressure. So no point in discussing the personal oversight. Unless this is a situation that could've been easily avoided with a password manager since the link was from a website not in your manager's database, so can't happen to anyone following security basics, and the point of discussing the oversight instead of just giving up is to increase the share of people who follow the basics?