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1 seems completely orthogonal to the issue of authentication, and I'm not sure what you mean by 2; basically every site on the internet is built on the premise
by jberryman 12y ago
1 seems completely orthogonal to the issue of authentication, and I'm not sure what you mean by 2; basically every site on the internet is built on the premise that your email is secure, and again I don't see how password managers are relevant here.
- steakejjs 12y agoPassword managers are a better solution to prevent people from memorizing a lot of passowrds....Copied straight from the article "there is no risk of users reusing passwords"......That is what they have to do with this conversation. 1) isn't completely orthogonal to authentication. Good security products need to help you maintain good OpSec. Pretty much all password managers have features that try to help users maintain good OpSec and cut down on the mistakes they can make.