jeffp17

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   by jeffp17 4y ago

   If someone gains access to your password manager, it is likely because you gave them access. If this was done under duress, there are bigger problems in the realm of physical security that are outside the scope of cybersecurity.
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   by jeffp17 4y ago

   The assumption is that your password manager is only accessible on physical devices that you have authorized. The stored data is encrypted and will only decrypt upon being authenticated by whatever means you have setup (i.e. password, finge
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   by jeffp17 4y ago

   That is, 90s style hoax websites
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   by jeffp17 4y ago

   The internet needs more of this. Bring back bonsai kittens!
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   by jeffp17 7y ago

   The problem is not the change, but that it is not backwards-compatible with the way that the "tech savvy folks" have been doing it for years. There is no way to opt-out of this change, essentially forcing everybody into entering t