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0 pointsktta9y ago0 comments

>Everything is vulnerable.

Well, that put it in perspective for me. I just googled the vulnerabilities in offline password managers like Keepass/X and 1Password. And oh man, I was pretty shocked to see even the offline ones could be broken into.

I think I just had a crisis of faith.

>you'll be more secure than 99% of people

Thanks. I guess since I don't store very sensitive info (financial, etc.), and the important services - Google, Github, Atlassian, AWS use 2FA. I guess I don't have to be paranoid.

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the84729y ago

You need to consider the exploit paths though. Remote or local. With or without user interaction.

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0 pointsktta9y ago0 comments

>Everything is vulnerable.

I think I just had a crisis of faith.

>you'll be more secure than 99% of people

Thanks. I guess since I don't store very sensitive info (financial, etc.), and the important services - Google, Github, Atlassian, AWS use 2FA. I guess I don't have to be paranoid.