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More and more of our data is being stored online. Many things that you might want to keep confidential is nonetheless behind a poorly designed "firewall" of pas
by Ovid 13y ago
More and more of our data is being stored online. Many things that you might want to keep confidential is nonetheless behind a poorly designed "firewall" of passwords. That's the problem. Demanding that someone never forget a manual process (locking the machine) is adding a massive point of failure. This is bad.
- thezilch 13y agoWhat does that have to do with a browser and poor analogies? Neither protect important documents on disk, a shell open with root, an ssh open to your production, etc. I'm not condoning Chrome's actions, but I'd also demand not storing passwords in a browser at all, and do all sensitive browsing in incognito, so your sessions can't be lifted.