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Researchers demo weaknesses affecting some of the most popular options Academics say they found a series of flaws affecting three popular password managers, all of which claim to protect user credentials in the event that their servers are compromised.…
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Let’s expand that specifically generic headline. "“You probably can’t trust anything if it’s been compromised”. More extra non-news at eleven.
Uhhhh… What even is this headline
Ya think?
🤯
Use keepass… don’t use your phone for important stuff. I never get calls or texts. I have no friends.
EDIT:
I’m not being sarcastic y’all. I legit have no friends. The only texts I get are for deliveries or appointment reminders. Legit nothing else.
JFC this headline. BREAKING NEWS: Healthy people die off an old age.
Additional vendor responses by Bitwarden to put the remediations and threat models into perspective:
No shit?
And this is why I always thought a password manager is a bad idea.
Centralizing your passwords means there is one really juicy target, that if compromised, ruins everything.
It’s clearly a risk, but if you have dozens of accounts and passwords it’s hard to come up with a feasible alternative.
