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When I execute code on your machine, you are lost. Simply like that. Don't store important passwords on your machine in a single point of failure. It's safer t
by krater23 1y ago
When I execute code on your machine, you are lost. Simply like that.
Don't store important passwords on your machine in a single point of failure. It's safer to store them unencrypted in a wrong named textfile than on the place where everyone will look automacially at first.
But more secury is it to NOT store them at all on your machine.