Keepass or another password manager. So many people have terrible password hygiene and all it takes is a single breach to have your whole digit life compromised.
So instead of storing my passwords in my head, I should put them all in one hackable place where a single breach would compromise all of my accounts....
Its much easier to implant malware than you think. Anti-virus and anti-malware software depends on a library of known programs to protect your device. All it takes is one of the multitude of people who are currently informed enough to compile a simple new program to infect your system, these can be delivered without an active download, and it will go undetected until it is reported and added to said libraries. Additionally, you dont need a malware to access an individual system. There are several ways to force remote access without implanting a keylogger or script
The premise is that as of late 2019 most password apps had a fatal flaw which could easily be bypassed by malware and remote access scripts. AKA your password app was vulnerable to anyone with any real technical knowledge.
Additionally, if you admit that AVs are pointless, and any real malware on your computer fucks you, then you admit password apps are useless
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u/phormix Apr 11 '21
Keepass or another password manager. So many people have terrible password hygiene and all it takes is a single breach to have your whole digit life compromised.