| ▲ | tamimio 28 minutes ago | |
> And if you get access to the vault, then you get everything. OK. And if you get access to a synced traditional password vault, then you get everything. No? It’s why 2FA exists. I have an email with password of 5 characters only and the password leaked decade ago, never changed it and no one accessed it because it has 2fa. I can share my whole password vault and I would not care about it because it’s useless without 2fa. Not the case with passkey, glad I never set it up on any of my accounts, pass+mfa is good for 99% of accounts (not sms obviously), rest are public private keys. | ||