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If a person accesses your phone or laptop, he or she will not necessarily have access to all your credentials for various services and for other devices. But if
by hawkharris 13y ago
If a person accesses your phone or laptop, he or she will not necessarily have access to all your credentials for various services and for other devices. But if all this info is stored in one place, in a password manager, the scope of the potential data breach suddenly grows.
- sliverstorm 13y agoThey don't suddenly have access, if your password manager is secure and your master password is strong. That's one of the nice things about password managers. You reduce the number of potential points of failure from many to one. Why is this good? Think of Thermopylae. You increase the stakes, but you also dramatically improve your ability to fight back.