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Thursday, March 03, 2016 | |
The reason I haven't used 1Password yet, though its auto-generated passwords have to be safer than what I'm using, is that you've...
Looks like 1Password just started showing the issues with 1.)... From a wrap-up on Michael Tsai's site:
The reply from 1Password makes some sense...
Fair enough, but, again, one mistake in their code means all of your danged passwords are out. If someone is sniffing your loopback, well, all your passwords and 1Password info is out. If they make this sort of mistake in moving things around the cloud, it's no longer a local machine issue. Use strong passwords, and keep your use of them to a minimum. Keep your laptops pretty clean and your home computers turned off when you're not using them. In short, be smart. Don't depend on a cloud service to be smart for you. posted by ruffin at 3/03/2016 10:00:00 PM |
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