What is wrong with everyone. Am I the only one not taking crazy pills? Is it the same people that say encryption is 100% safe and no computer could crack that in a million years that are creating these services?
Who ever thought storing the keys to your life online at lastpass.com was safe? Here is a quote: “All sensitive data is encrypted and decrypted locally before syncing with LastPass. Your key never leaves your device, and is never shared with LastPass. Your data stays accessible only to you.”
Whew. I mean, I was worried that you where syncing an ever changing encrypted file, with a known syntax, and the same encryption key. That one password should keep me safe. Thanks.
These people are nuts. They act like, if it is encrypted, it is safe. No, no it is not. Encryption is a small layer of security, it is not like it cannot be decrypted?
You can give the passwords to your kingdom away. I will keep mine close.
I’m glad I’m not the only one who feels this way.
I think it would be okay if it was locked into an extension, but I believe you can just log into lastpass.com with your master key, which would be quite hackable under the right circumstances.
I will be sticking with the tried and proven method of just memorising my passwords.